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
| |strongly
Effects of | | | |advocated.
changes of | |Struggle for existence; | |
food. | |stronger devour the | |Natural
|Domesti- |weaker. Competition | |selection.
Effects of |cation |stated in case of ai or |Species are |
domesti- |briefly |sloth. Balance of |"different |Sexual
cation. |referred to. |nature. |modifi- |selection.
| | |cations of |
Effects of |Effects of |Effects of use and |one and the |Effects of
use. (The |use: |disuse, discussed at |same type." |use and
only examples|characters |length. | |disuse (in
given are the|produced by | | |some
callosities |their own |Vestigial structures the| |cases).
on legs of |exertions in |remains of organs | |
camel, of |consequence |actively used by | |
baboon, and |of their |ancestors of present | |
the |desires, |forms. | |
thickening by|aversions, | | |
use of soles |lust, hunger,|New wants or necessities| |
on man's |and security.|induced by changes of | |
feet.) | |climate, habitat, etc., | |
|Sexual |result in production of | |
|selection, |new propensities, new | |
|law of |habits, and functions. | |
|battle. | | |
| |Change of habits | |
|Protective |originate organs; change| |
|mimicry. |of functions create new | |
| |organs; formation of new| |
|Origin of |habits precede the | |
|organs before|origin of new or | |
|development |modification of organs | |
|of their |already formed. | |
|functions. | | |
| |Geographical isolation | |Isolation
|Inheritance |suggested as a factor in| |"an
|of acquired |case of man. | |important
|characters | | |element."
|(vaguely |Swamping effects of | |
|stated). |crossing. | |
| | | |
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