Are the Effects of Use And Disuse Inherited?
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Thegemmules--as in Galton's theory of heredity and with neuterinsects--might be perfectly independent of pangenesis and the normalinheritance of acquired characters. Such self-multiplying gemmuleswithout pangenesis would enable us to understand both the excessiveweakness or non-existence of normal use-inheritance, and the excessivestrength and abruptness of the effect of their partial destruction underspecial pathological conditions.
The series of epileptic phenomena that can be excited by tick...ling acertain part of the cheek and neck of the adult guinea-pig during thegrowth and rejoining of the ends of the severed nerve, are said to berepeated with striking accuracy of detail in the young who inheritmutilated toes; but as epilepsy is often due to some _one_ excitingcause or morbid condition, the single transmission of a highly morbidcondition of the system might easily reproduce the whole chain ofconsequences and might also have caused the loss of toes.
The particulars of the guinea-pig cases are very inadequatelyrecorded, [58] but the results are so anomalous[59] that Brown-S
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thegemmules--as in Galton's theory of heredity and with neuterinsects--might be perfectly independent of pangenesis and the normalinheritance of acquired characters. Such self-multiplying gemmuleswithout pangenesis would enable us to understand both the excessiveweakness or non-existence of normal use-inheritance, and the excessivestrength and abruptness of the effect of their partial destruction underspecial pathological conditions.
The series of epileptic phenomena that can be excited by tick...ling acertain part of the cheek and neck of the adult guinea-pig during thegrowth and rejoining of the ends of the severed nerve, are said to berepeated with striking accuracy of detail in the young who inheritmutilated toes; but as epilepsy is often due to some _one_ excitingcause or morbid condition, the single transmission of a highly morbidcondition of the system might easily reproduce the whole chain ofconsequences and might also have caused the loss of toes.
The particulars of the guinea-pig cases are very inadequatelyrecorded, [58] but the results are so anomalous[59] that Brown-S
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