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It should now be realized that such a worry will be over once we accept the neo-Lamarckian approach.
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There's a neo-Lamarckian aspect to EAM, as some genomic mutations occur in direct response to stress.
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Mesk's statement is clearly, utterly, and unambiguously neo-Darwinian, not neo-Lamarckian.
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Your comment shows that you were already arguing against an imaginary neo-Lamarckian position.
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Finally, recent years have seen a steady increase in evidence for heritable epigenetic mechanisms that suggest neo-Lamarckian views of evolution (Jablonka & Lamb 2005).
Gene Rheinberger, Hans-Jörg 2009
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Mesk's statement is clearly, utterly, and unambiguously neo-Darwinian, not neo-Lamarckian.
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Egtverchi's eyes would not have focussed at this stage in any case and, like any evolved creature, he was subject to the neo-Lamarckian laws which provide that even a completely inherited ability will develop badly if it is formed in the absence of any opportunity to function.
A Case Of Conscience Blish, James 1953
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Egtverchi's eyes would not have focussed at this stage in any case and, like any evolved creature, he was subject to the neo-Lamarckian laws which provide that even a completely inherited ability will develop badly if it is formed in the absence of any opportunity to function.
A Case Of Conscience Blish, James 1953
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Osborn -- have worked out a complete neo-Lamarckian theory based upon the fossil record.
Form and Function A Contribution to the History of Animal Morphology
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The various theories of organic evolution, whether Lamarckian, neo-Lamarckian, or Darwinian, are based upon the assumption that animals and plants have a tendency to perpetuate by transmission to offspring a variation which has proven useful as an aid to the particular species in its struggle for existence.
Evolution An Investigation and a Critique Theodore Graebner 1913
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