Studien Zur Descendenztheorie. II. Über Die Letzen Ursachen Der Transmutationen
"Studien Zur Descendenztheorie. Ii. ber Die Letzen Ursachen Der Transmutationen" by August Weismann, originally published in 1876, delves into the complexities of descent theory and the ultimate causes of transmutation. Weismann, a prominent figure in the development of evolutionary theory, presents his detailed studies and analyses on the mechanisms driving evolutionary change.
This work offers insights into the scientific debates of the late 19th century, particularly concerning Darwinism and the role of heredity in evolution. Weismann's exploration of transmutation provides valuable historical context for understanding the development of modern evolutionary biology.
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