Evolution By Means of Hybridization
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g. in the occurence of changes in the characters of the individual, caused by external circumstances, and in the transmittal of such changes to the offspring.
Very few among these, yet believe, in the orthodox way, that external influences first change the soma and through this subsequently the constitution of the gametes.
At present the adherents of theories of a transmis- sion of acquired characters, usually mean a direct in- fluence on the germ-plasma, causing a constitutional change in the ...gametes, which as a matter of fact would be nothing than a mutation, just as mutation is incon- cievable without some kind of inheritance of acqui- red characters.
To this supposition of course applies exactly what we have already said about mutations. The possibility can not be denied, but proof is lacking.
In as much as nothing happens without cause, all suppositions of transmittable variability, no matter whether we call the effect mutation or by some other name, have to assume that, at the end, such variabiUty is caused by external circumstances, have consequently to admit the transmittability of acquired characters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
g. in the occurence of changes in the characters of the individual, caused by external circumstances, and in the transmittal of such changes to the offspring.
Very few among these, yet believe, in the orthodox way, that external influences first change the soma and through this subsequently the constitution of the gametes.
At present the adherents of theories of a transmis- sion of acquired characters, usually mean a direct in- fluence on the germ-plasma, causing a constitutional change in the ...gametes, which as a matter of fact would be nothing than a mutation, just as mutation is incon- cievable without some kind of inheritance of acqui- red characters.
To this supposition of course applies exactly what we have already said about mutations. The possibility can not be denied, but proof is lacking.
In as much as nothing happens without cause, all suppositions of transmittable variability, no matter whether we call the effect mutation or by some other name, have to assume that, at the end, such variabiUty is caused by external circumstances, have consequently to admit the transmittability of acquired characters.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lotsy, Johannes Paulus, 1867- to read onlineMoreLess
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