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1. To these, he opposed a combination of functionalism, mutationism, and environmental determinism.
2. The inheritance of acquired characters was rejected, while mutationism gave way as genetic theories matured.
3. The zoologist Charles Otis Whitman was an advocate of orthogenesis and rejected Lamarckism, Darwinism and mutationism.
4. There is little evidence on the reception of mutationism among evolutionary biologists, as it rarely mentioned.
5. Stephen Jay Gould wrote that Whitman did not believe in Lamarckism, Darwinism or mutationism, instead Whitman was an advocate of orthogenesis.
6. It's difficult to find mutationism in a sentence. 用mutationism造句挺難的
7. The Dutch botanist Hugo de Vries developed a theory called mutationism in which most variations were inconsequential and could not lead to species change.
8. Mutationism ( saltationism ), along with Lamarckism and orthogenesis, are presented as anti-Darwinian " blind alleys " separate from the main line leading from Darwin to the present.
9. Contemporary interest in mutationism is revealed by articles in mainstream research journals that advocate mutationist ideas, referring to Richard Goldschmidt's concept of the hopeful monster, or using the label " mutationism " or " neo-mutationism ".
10. Contemporary interest in mutationism is revealed by articles in mainstream research journals that advocate mutationist ideas, referring to Richard Goldschmidt's concept of the hopeful monster, or using the label " mutationism " or " neo-mutationism ".
11. Contemporary interest in mutationism is revealed by articles in mainstream research journals that advocate mutationist ideas, referring to Richard Goldschmidt's concept of the hopeful monster, or using the label " mutationism " or " neo-mutationism ".
12. If these arguments are accepted, it would mean that a variety of theoretical and empirical results, some of them well known ( e . g ., Lenski's experimental evolution studies ), already provide support for mutationism.
13. The classical view, which emerged in Modern Synthesis writings, presents the Modern Synthesis as the received view and mutationism as an obvious error; the decades-long delay in synthesizing genetics and Darwinism is seen as an " inexplicable embarrassment ".
14. They argue that the fusion of Darwinism and genetics that Provine describes achieved premature acceptance, but later proved untenable and is no longer the foundation of contemporary evolutionary thinking, which is better aligned with the " Mendelian-mutationism " of early geneticists.
15. A recent book review also refers to James A . Shapiro's view as " mutationism ", but the defining feature of Shapiro's view is to treat mutation as a goal-directed ( teleological ) process, an idea that was not part of historical mutationism.
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