Darwin And Modern Science
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), read before the Linnean Society in1861, is that given by him to the man who has done most to support andextend the theory. My kind friend has given that copy to me; it bears theinscription: "Mr A. R. Wallace from his old travelling companion the Author. " Only a year and a half after the publication of the "Origin", we find thatDarwin wrote to Bates on the subject which was to provide such strikingevidence of the truth of Natural Selection: "I am glad to hear that youhave specially attended ...to 'mimetic' analogies--a most curious subject; Ihope you publish on it. I have for a long time wished to know whether whatDr Collingwood asserts is true--that the most striking cases generallyoccur between insects inhabiting the same country. " (The letter is datedApril 4, 1861. "More Letters", I. Page 183. ) The next letter, written about six months later, reveals the remarkablefact that the illustrious naturalist who had anticipated Edward Forbes inthe explanation of arctic forms on alpine heights ("I was forestalled inonly one important point, which my vanity has always made me regret, namely, the explanation by means of the Glacial period of the presence ofthe same species of plants and of some few animals on distant mountainsummits and in the arctic regions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
), read before the Linnean Society in1861, is that given by him to the man who has done most to support andextend the theory. My kind friend has given that copy to me; it bears theinscription: "Mr A. R. Wallace from his old travelling companion the Author. " Only a year and a half after the publication of the "Origin", we find thatDarwin wrote to Bates on the subject which was to provide such strikingevidence of the truth of Natural Selection: "I am glad to hear that youhave specially attended ...to 'mimetic' analogies--a most curious subject; Ihope you publish on it. I have for a long time wished to know whether whatDr Collingwood asserts is true--that the most striking cases generallyoccur between insects inhabiting the same country. " (The letter is datedApril 4, 1861. "More Letters", I. Page 183. ) The next letter, written about six months later, reveals the remarkablefact that the illustrious naturalist who had anticipated Edward Forbes inthe explanation of arctic forms on alpine heights ("I was forestalled inonly one important point, which my vanity has always made me regret, namely, the explanation by means of the Glacial period of the presence ofthe same species of plants and of some few animals on distant mountainsummits and in the arctic regions.
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