Heredity And Memory
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Weisraann himself gave the larvae of flies... An abnormally small food supply... , with the only result that the mature individuals were dwarfed ; that all their parts were reduced in size, but the actual proportions... Were 42 His whole position is thus surrendered why, even then, it mu^st follow that useful and consentient variations will appear just when and where they are wanted, is more than Weismann has seriously attempted to prove ; though he confidently asserts that it is so. What is im...portant about his new theory however is the surrender both of the an- cestral continuity and also of the somatic discontinuity of the germ-plasm, a surrender that, as Delage and many others have urged, undermines his whole position. In short, while the ground on which was based his direct and positive proof of the impossibility of the inheritance of acquired characters is abandoned, his full and definite admission of the need for some equivalent of that Lamarckian factor remains. We may then now resume our consideration of what I have unchanged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Weisraann himself gave the larvae of flies... An abnormally small food supply... , with the only result that the mature individuals were dwarfed ; that all their parts were reduced in size, but the actual proportions... Were 42 His whole position is thus surrendered why, even then, it mu^st follow that useful and consentient variations will appear just when and where they are wanted, is more than Weismann has seriously attempted to prove ; though he confidently asserts that it is so. What is im...portant about his new theory however is the surrender both of the an- cestral continuity and also of the somatic discontinuity of the germ-plasm, a surrender that, as Delage and many others have urged, undermines his whole position. In short, while the ground on which was based his direct and positive proof of the impossibility of the inheritance of acquired characters is abandoned, his full and definite admission of the need for some equivalent of that Lamarckian factor remains. We may then now resume our consideration of what I have unchanged.
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