Add to ORKGThe intricate relationship between morphology and history plays a crucial role in Darwin’s evolutionary theory since his first major work, The Origins of the Species (1859). The paper explores the distant roots of Darwin’s reflections on rudimentary characters: a theme in which morphology and history intersect. Darwin’s debate, both implicit and explicit, with his scientific interlocutors, starting from Jean-Baptiste Lamarck, led him to explain rudimentary characters on the basis of a linguistic model, which turned morphology into history: a path-breaking solution
SummaryDarwin's On the Origin of Species [1] introduced the world to the most fundamental concept in...
In its very theoretical structure, Darwinian evolutionary biology has been seriously confronted to t...
Professor Neil Spurway considers Darwin’s theoretical development of evolution by natural selection ...
The intricate relationship between morphology and history plays a crucial role in Darwin\u2019s evol...
Darwin is the father of evolutionary theory because he identified evolutionary patterns and, with N...
As Charles Darwin moved on from the drafting of the Origin after its publication in 1859, he sought ...
The styles of continuing intellectual traditions can have a major effect on the way in which scienti...
Morse Peckham wrote in 1959 that rejection and misinterpretation had characterised the first one hun...
The dichotomy of system versus history is a time-honoured issue that has inflicted many scientific d...
I argue that Goethe’s scientific writings carry in them the seeds of the theory of evolution. Goethe...
This paper outlines Darwin’s theory of descent with modification in order to show that it is genealo...
With Orchid book Charles Darwin was able to accurately explain and demonstrate the evolutionary mec...
Present morphological thought suffers from an unhealthy eclipse of its own history. The particular f...
Three years before Darwin published his famous work on the Origin of the Species, Owen Jones publish...
It is now my responsible and rather difficult task to tell in twenty minutes something of what the b...
SummaryDarwin's On the Origin of Species [1] introduced the world to the most fundamental concept in...
In its very theoretical structure, Darwinian evolutionary biology has been seriously confronted to t...
Professor Neil Spurway considers Darwin’s theoretical development of evolution by natural selection ...
The intricate relationship between morphology and history plays a crucial role in Darwin\u2019s evol...
Darwin is the father of evolutionary theory because he identified evolutionary patterns and, with N...
As Charles Darwin moved on from the drafting of the Origin after its publication in 1859, he sought ...
The styles of continuing intellectual traditions can have a major effect on the way in which scienti...
Morse Peckham wrote in 1959 that rejection and misinterpretation had characterised the first one hun...
The dichotomy of system versus history is a time-honoured issue that has inflicted many scientific d...
I argue that Goethe’s scientific writings carry in them the seeds of the theory of evolution. Goethe...
This paper outlines Darwin’s theory of descent with modification in order to show that it is genealo...
With Orchid book Charles Darwin was able to accurately explain and demonstrate the evolutionary mec...
Present morphological thought suffers from an unhealthy eclipse of its own history. The particular f...
Three years before Darwin published his famous work on the Origin of the Species, Owen Jones publish...
It is now my responsible and rather difficult task to tell in twenty minutes something of what the b...
SummaryDarwin's On the Origin of Species [1] introduced the world to the most fundamental concept in...
In its very theoretical structure, Darwinian evolutionary biology has been seriously confronted to t...
Professor Neil Spurway considers Darwin’s theoretical development of evolution by natural selection ...