Are the Effects of Use And Disuse Inherited An Examination of the View Held B
Are the Effects of Use And Disuse Inherited An Examination of the View Held B
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. He hoped none of his sons would ever believe anything because he said it, unless they were themselves convinced of its truth a feeling in striking contrast with his own manner of faith " (Life and Letters, i. Pp. 10, n). 2 Ibid. I. P. 38.
48 ARE THE EFFECTS OF USE INHERITED?
Darwin's earlier sketch of his theory of evolution (1844) he attached more weight to the inheri- tance of acquired habits than he does in his Origin of Species published fifteen years later. 1 He appears to have acquired ...the belief in early life without first questioning and rigorously test- ing it as he would have done had it originated with himself. In later life it appeared to assist his theory of evolution in minor points, and in particular it appeared absolutely indispensable to him as the only explanation of the diminution of disused parts in cases where, as in domestic animals, economy of growth seemed to be prac- tically powerless. He failed to adequately notice the effect of panmixia, or the withdrawal of selection, in causing or allowing degeneracy and dwindling under disuse ; and he hardly attached sufficient importance to the fact that rudiment- ary organs and other supposed effects of use or 1 Life and Letters, ii.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. He hoped none of his sons would ever believe anything because he said it, unless they were themselves convinced of its truth a feeling in striking contrast with his own manner of faith " (Life and Letters, i. Pp. 10, n). 2 Ibid. I. P. 38.
48 ARE THE EFFECTS OF USE INHERITED?
Darwin's earlier sketch of his theory of evolution (1844) he attached more weight to the inheri- tance of acquired habits than he does in his Origin of Species published fifteen years later. 1 He appears to have acquired ...the belief in early life without first questioning and rigorously test- ing it as he would have done had it originated with himself. In later life it appeared to assist his theory of evolution in minor points, and in particular it appeared absolutely indispensable to him as the only explanation of the diminution of disused parts in cases where, as in domestic animals, economy of growth seemed to be prac- tically powerless. He failed to adequately notice the effect of panmixia, or the withdrawal of selection, in causing or allowing degeneracy and dwindling under disuse ; and he hardly attached sufficient importance to the fact that rudiment- ary organs and other supposed effects of use or 1 Life and Letters, ii.
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