Unit Characters
Unit Characters
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As at present understood, it declares that there is no pre-existence of an organism as such, but that the embryo is a new thing created as the result of the union of egg and sperm cells. THE EDITOR.
473, 3426G5 474 The Journal of Heredity ssss c heritable variations presented by organ- isms must be great, because it would be impossible to have complex organs evolving simultaneously, as they ob- viously have done, unless the improve- ments in the one did not modify or interfere with improvements... in the others. If every variation making to- ward the perfection of the eye were tied lip with a variation in the ear, the organs of digestion, and the structure of the limbs, it seems inevitable that there would be so much interference with one another's progress that any progressive evolution of a number of complex organ systems would be prac- tically impossible. Variations accumu- lating toward the perfection of any one organ, argues Weismann, would in all probability, work toward the undoing of various other organs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As at present understood, it declares that there is no pre-existence of an organism as such, but that the embryo is a new thing created as the result of the union of egg and sperm cells. THE EDITOR.
473, 3426G5 474 The Journal of Heredity ssss c heritable variations presented by organ- isms must be great, because it would be impossible to have complex organs evolving simultaneously, as they ob- viously have done, unless the improve- ments in the one did not modify or interfere with improvements... in the others. If every variation making to- ward the perfection of the eye were tied lip with a variation in the ear, the organs of digestion, and the structure of the limbs, it seems inevitable that there would be so much interference with one another's progress that any progressive evolution of a number of complex organ systems would be prac- tically impossible. Variations accumu- lating toward the perfection of any one organ, argues Weismann, would in all probability, work toward the undoing of various other organs.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel J Samuel Jackson Holmes to read onlineMoreLess
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