Development And Evolution Including Psychophysical Evolution Evolution By Orth
Development And Evolution Including Psychophysical Evolution Evolution By Orth
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Admitting * determinate evolution, ' the question as to the causes which 'determine' the evolution is never- theless still open, and various answers have been given to it. The Neo-Lamarckians say ' use-inheritance ' (as Eimer, who calls the determination secured by this means * ortho- genesis') ; Weismann says 'germinal selection ' ; those who accept * organic selection ' say that it is a determining factor (the resulting determination of evolution being called * orthoplasy '); others say 'dete...rminate variation* (continued in the same direction for successive genera- tions) ; Professor Osborn says, ' determinate variation * with 'organic selection. ' Determinate variatzo7i, th^n, in the proper meaning of that term, is only one way of account- ing for determinate evolution^ and to the writer it is not the true way ; at any rate, it is not necessarily involved in the theory of 'organic selection. ' Let us look more closely at ' determinate variation. ' Supposing that by variation we mean 'congenital varia- tion, ' then we may ask : When are variations determinate } When for any reason they are distributed in a way different from that required by the law of probability or chance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Admitting * determinate evolution, ' the question as to the causes which 'determine' the evolution is never- theless still open, and various answers have been given to it. The Neo-Lamarckians say ' use-inheritance ' (as Eimer, who calls the determination secured by this means * ortho- genesis') ; Weismann says 'germinal selection ' ; those who accept * organic selection ' say that it is a determining factor (the resulting determination of evolution being called * orthoplasy '); others say 'dete...rminate variation* (continued in the same direction for successive genera- tions) ; Professor Osborn says, ' determinate variation * with 'organic selection. ' Determinate variatzo7i, th^n, in the proper meaning of that term, is only one way of account- ing for determinate evolution^ and to the writer it is not the true way ; at any rate, it is not necessarily involved in the theory of 'organic selection. ' Let us look more closely at ' determinate variation. ' Supposing that by variation we mean 'congenital varia- tion, ' then we may ask : When are variations determinate } When for any reason they are distributed in a way different from that required by the law of probability or chance.
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