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Nature, Gardens & Animals
An Examination of Weismannism
George John Romanes
231 pages~4 hr 36 min read17 chapters$4.99
Can a blacksmith pass his thick arms to his son? August Weismann said no, and Romanes examines that claim to its roots. This is a careful cross-questioning of Weismann's theory of heredity and evolution, weighing the germ-plasm doctrine against the older idea of inherited effort. A pivotal Victorian debate on how traits truly pass. Follow the argument that reshaped biology.
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17 chapters
- 1AN EXAMINATION OF WEISMANNISM
- 2PREFACE
- 3CONTENTS
- 4CHAPTER I.
- 5CHAPTER II.
- 6CHAPTER III.
- 7CHAPTER IV.
- 8Summary.
- 9CHAPTER V.
- 10Weismann’s theory of Heredity (1893).
- 11Weismann’s Theory of Evolution (1893).
- 12Conclusion.
- 13APPENDIX I:
- 14APPENDIX II:
- 15GLOSSARY.
- 16INDEX.
- 17FOOTNOTES:
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