Elements of Zoology, to Accompany the Field And Laboratory Study of Animals
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It was, however, left to Schultze to bring out the more fundamental idea that the Ijody is made up of a living substance — protoplasm — which is divided for physiological purposes into more elementary parts called cells. Later it was discovered that the activitj^ of each cell is controlled by a central body, or nucleus, and for the last three or four decades the behavior of the nucleus in cell division and in heredity has been the object of extensive investigation.
The Evolution Theory. — We ha...ve seen how the Greeks regarded the evolution of the organic world as a part of cosmic philosophy. Through a narrow interpretation of the Mosaic account of creation, the Christian church was led away from those broad views, and in this attitude it was supported by Lin- nseus and others. We have seen that a French school of evolu- tion arose, but its explanation of the method of evolution was not acceptable, and the school was crushed by the authority of Cuvier. In England there were not wanting those who accepted or promulgated the theory with, a very slight basis of fact.
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It was, however, left to Schultze to bring out the more fundamental idea that the Ijody is made up of a living substance — protoplasm — which is divided for physiological purposes into more elementary parts called cells. Later it was discovered that the activitj^ of each cell is controlled by a central body, or nucleus, and for the last three or four decades the behavior of the nucleus in cell division and in heredity has been the object of extensive investigation.
The Evolution Theory. — We ha...ve seen how the Greeks regarded the evolution of the organic world as a part of cosmic philosophy. Through a narrow interpretation of the Mosaic account of creation, the Christian church was led away from those broad views, and in this attitude it was supported by Lin- nseus and others. We have seen that a French school of evolu- tion arose, but its explanation of the method of evolution was not acceptable, and the school was crushed by the authority of Cuvier. In England there were not wanting those who accepted or promulgated the theory with, a very slight basis of fact.
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