Lamarck, the Founder of Evolution: His Life and WorkPackard, A. S. (Alpheus Spring)
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Lamarck, the Founder of Evolution: His Life and Work
Packard, A. S. (Alpheus Spring)
Evolution (Biology); Lamarck, Jean Baptiste Pierre Antoine de Monet de, 1744-1829; Naturalists -- France -- Biography
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|Erasmus | |Geoffroy St.|Charles
Buffon |Darwin |Lamarck |Hilaire |Darwin
(1761-1778). |(1790-1794). |(1801-1809-1815). |(1795-1831).|(1859).
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All animals |All animals |All organisms arose from|Unity of |Universal
possibly |derived from |germs. First germ |organization|tendency to
derived from |a single |originated by |in animal |fortuitous
a single |filament. |spontaneous generation. |kingdom. |variability
type. | |Development from the | |assumed.
| |simple to the complex. |Change of |
Time, its | |Animal series not |"milieu |
great length,| |continuous, but |ambiant," |
stated. | |tree-like; graduated |direct. |
| |from monad to man; | |
Immutability | |constructed the first | |
of species | |phylogenetic tree. | |
stated and | | |Founded the |Struggle
then denied. |Time, great |Time, great length of, |doctrine of |for
|length of, |definitely postulated; |homologies. |existence.
Nature |definitely |its duration practically| |
advances by |demanded. |unlimited. | |
gradations, | | | |
passing from | |Uniformitarianism of | |
one species | |Hutton and of Lyell |Founder of |
to another by| |anticipated. |teratology. |
imperceptible| | | |
degrees. |Effects of |Effects of favorable |His embryo- |
|change of |circumstances, such as |logical |
Changes in |climate, |changes of environment, |studies |
distribution |direct |climate, soil, food, |influenced |
of land and |(briefly |temperature; direct in |his |
water as |stated). |case of plants and |philosophic |
causing | |lowest animals, indirect|views. |
variation. | |in case of the higher | |
| |animals and man. | |
Effects of | | | |
changes of | |Conditions of existence | |
climate, | |remaining constant, | |
direct. | |species do not vary and | |Competition
| |vice-versa.
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