The Soul a Study And An Argument
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1 The blacksmith's arms, the navvy's hands, 1 Professor Conn says : — " When certain amphibia are deprived of the lens of the eye they will develop a new one in a short time.
But in this case it has been found that the new lens has been pro- duced in a manner entirely different from the first lens. Originally the lens is developed from the octoderm, or outer skin, while the new lens develops from the edge of the iris, which is a part of the mesoderm, an entirely different part of the body. Here... we are seemingly forced to abandon Weissmann's view of the germ plasm differentiation, and to insist that there is some agency superior to the germ plasm that controls the results. The parts of the eye act almost as if they were intelligent.** — The Method of Evolution. » 134 THE SOUL the hog's snout, the pedestrian's legs are in- stances of cell growth. When, in answer to a demand, a great supply of blood is drawn towards any particular part of the organism, a physiological process will be set up ; there will be an increased production of cells in that part, and these cells will form themselves into masses, which will in due course be pro- vided with nerves, cartilage, bone, and cuticle tissue or carapace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 The blacksmith's arms, the navvy's hands, 1 Professor Conn says : — " When certain amphibia are deprived of the lens of the eye they will develop a new one in a short time.
But in this case it has been found that the new lens has been pro- duced in a manner entirely different from the first lens. Originally the lens is developed from the octoderm, or outer skin, while the new lens develops from the edge of the iris, which is a part of the mesoderm, an entirely different part of the body. Here... we are seemingly forced to abandon Weissmann's view of the germ plasm differentiation, and to insist that there is some agency superior to the germ plasm that controls the results. The parts of the eye act almost as if they were intelligent.** — The Method of Evolution. » 134 THE SOUL the hog's snout, the pedestrian's legs are in- stances of cell growth. When, in answer to a demand, a great supply of blood is drawn towards any particular part of the organism, a physiological process will be set up ; there will be an increased production of cells in that part, and these cells will form themselves into masses, which will in due course be pro- vided with nerves, cartilage, bone, and cuticle tissue or carapace.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Syme to read onlineMoreLess
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