Similar words: lamarck, bismarck, otto von bismarck, lamaism, calamari, exclamation mark, peckish, buckish. Meaning: n. a theory of organic evolution claiming that acquired characteristics are transmitted to offspring.
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1. These new findings might be called Lamarckism.
2. Galton had become convinced that Lamarckism was ineffective because the character of each individual is rigidly determined by inheritance.
3. If there is any Lamarckism in earthly biology it is buried deep.
4. It may seem like a textbook example of Lamarckism, but giraffes who can evolve the most stretch in their necks can stake out an adaptation with their bodies long enough for their genes to catch up.
5. Could we outline a working biological Lamarckism as a thought experiment?
6. Herbert Spencer had already incorporated Lamarckism into his popular philosophy of progressive free market human society.
7. It searches for the advantages of Lamarckian evolution without realizing it because Lamarckism is a crack of less resistance and more evolvability.
8. What begins as vague desire can skate dangerously close to the edge of classical Lamarckism when it reaches individual learning.
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