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Lamarck believed that organisms had an inborn desire to better themselves and become better fit for their environments. Believed that any traits that an organism had acquired over their life time would be passed on to their offspring +Ex. If a bird broke its wing all of its offspring would be born with a broken wing. Lamarck was not generally respected in the scientific community and he died in poverty and obscurity.
Lamarck believed that organisms had an inborn desire to better themselves and become better fit for their environments. Believed that any traits that an organism had acquired over their life time would be passed on to their offspring +Ex. If a bird broke its wing all of its offspring would be born with a broken wing. Lamarck was not generally respected in the scientific community and he died in poverty and obscurity.
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Lamarck believed that organisms had an inborn desire to better themselves and become better fit for their environments. Believed that any traits that an organism had acquired over their life time would be passed on to their offspring +Ex. If a bird broke its wing all of its offspring would be born with a broken wing. Lamarck was not generally respected in the scientific community and he died in poverty and obscurity.
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Early Theories of Evolution
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* Scientist during the late 1700’s and early
1800's
* Among the first scientist to recognize that
living things change over time
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adaptations
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+ Lamarck was the first man whose
conclusions on the subject excited much
attention. This justly celebrated naturalist
first published his views in 1801. . . he first
did the eminent service of arousing
attention to the probability of all changes in
the organic, as well as in the inorganic
world, being the result of law, and not of
miraculous interposition.