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To: ifinnegan
Which was a pity. Mendel provided the one missing piece Darwin's theory lacked, the underlying mechanism for how traits were inherited.
17 posted on 01/24/2014 9:39:26 AM PST by null and void (We need to shake this snowglobe up.)
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To: null and void

Well, yes.

My point is Darwin was not all that on the ball.

Nor were any of these social elites of Europe who argued things in their elitist shells. It’s kind of like today.

They all ignored Mendel because he was a nobody.

And they didn’t have the curiosity and didn’t really have the understanding if they did pay some attention to Mendel’s findings.

Darwin’s importance to biology is quite exaggerated and this is a newer phenomenon.


18 posted on 01/24/2014 9:49:16 AM PST by ifinnegan
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