lamarckism in a sentence

1. a proponent of Lamarckism

2. Now, where does Lamarckism stand in this continuum?

3. lamarckism or theory of inheritance of acquired characters.

4. Examples of what is traditionally called “Lamarckism” would include:

5. All that I have shown so far is that Lamarckism is incompatible with embryology as we know it.

6. Instead of natural selection, he also believed a form of Lamarckism was the driver of evolution.

7. This is the position of ancient Platonism and Aristotelianism, as well as Lamarckism and Orthogenesis.

8. Gould advocated defining "Lamarckism" more broadly, in line with Lamarck's overall evolutionary theory.

9. besides the darwinism theory, the synthetic and lamarckism theory of evolution also drew a lot of interest.

10. besides the darwinism theory, the synthetic and lamarckism theory of evolution also drew a lot of interest.

11. Since 1988 certain scientists have produced work proposing that Lamarckism could apply to single celled organisms.

12. Thus the experiment that purported to disprove Lamarckism once and for all is not really a test of Lamarckism at all.

13. Communist dogma declares that Lamarckism (inheritance of acquired characteristics) is the mechanism by which this is done.

14. although this was a revival of lamarckism, lysenko' s vernalisation and other similar proposals won him in 1935 the public support of stalin.

15. In a still later book (Descent of Man, 1871), Darwin ultimately abandoned "natural selection" as a hopeless mechanism and returned to Lamarckism.

16. one might broadly describe spencer's sociology as socially darwinistic(though strictly speaking he was a proponent of lamarckism rather than darwinism).

17. one might broadly describe spencer's sociology as socially darwinistic(though strictly speaking he was a proponent of lamarckism rather than darwinism).

18. Any biologist that advocates Lamarckism is, though he may be shocked to hear it, implicitly advocating an atomistic, deterministic, reductionistic embryology.

19. He laid the foundation of modern evolutionary theory, with his concept of "inheritance of acquired characteristics," which was later given the name Lamarckism.

20. Galton explicitly rejected the idea of the inheritance of acquired characteristics (Lamarckism), and was an early proponent of "hard heredity" through selection alone.