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Alfred Russel Wallace Darwinism

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Definition of species--Special creation--The early Transmutationists--Scientific opinion before Darwin--The problem before Darwin--The [more]

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HARUN YAHYA Darwinism Refuted

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Alfred Russel Wallace Darwinism (1889)

An Exposition Of The Theory Of Natural Selection With Some Of Its Applications

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Alfred Russel Wallace OM FRS (8 January 1823 – 7 November 1913) was a British naturalist, explorer, geographer, [more]

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Alfred Russel Wallace Darwinism (1889) (Fiscle Part-3)

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The Title Of Mr. Darwin's Great Work Is--_On The Origin Of Species By Means Of Natural Selection And The Preservation Of Favoured Races In The Struggle For Life_. In Order To Appreciate Fully The Aim And Object Of This Work, And The Change Which It Has Effected Not Only In Natural History But In Many Other Sciences, It Is Necessary To Form A Clear Conception Of The Meaning Of The Term "Species," To Know What Was The General Belief Regarding Them At The Time When Mr. Darwin's Book First Appeared, And To Understand What He Meant, And What Was Generally Meant, By Discovering Their "Origin." It Is For Want Of This Preliminary Knowledge That The Majority Of Educated Persons Who Are Not Naturalists Are So Ready To Accept The Innumerable Objections, Criticisms, And Difficulties Of Its Opponents As Proofs That The Darwinian Theory Is Unsound, While It Also Renders Them Unable To Appreciate, Or Even To Comprehend, The Vast Change Which That Theory Has Effected In The Whole Mass Of Thought And Opinion On The Great Question Of Evolution. [more]

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Alfred Russel Wallace Darwinism (1889) (Fiscle Part-3)

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The Title Of Mr. Darwin's Great Work Is--_On The Origin Of Species By Means Of Natural Selection And The Preservation Of Favoured Races In The Struggle For Life_. In Order To Appreciate Fully The Aim And Object Of This Work, And The Change Which It Has Effected Not Only In Natural History But In Many Other Sciences, It Is Necessary To Form A Clear Conception Of The Meaning Of The Term "Species," To Know What Was The General Belief Regarding Them At The Time When Mr. Darwin's Book First Appeared, And To Understand What He Meant, And What Was Generally Meant, By Discovering Their "Origin." It Is For Want Of This Preliminary Knowledge That The Majority Of Educated Persons Who Are Not Naturalists Are So Ready To Accept The Innumerable Objections, Criticisms, And Difficulties Of Its Opponents As Proofs That The Darwinian Theory Is Unsound, While It Also Renders Them Unable To Appreciate, Or Even To Comprehend, The Vast Change Which That Theory Has Effected In The Whole Mass Of Thought And Opinion On The Great Question Of Evolution. [more]

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Alfred russel Wallace Darwinism (1889) (fiscle part-III)

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Alfred Russel Wallace OM FRS (8 January 1823 – 7 November 1913) was a British naturalist, explorer, geographer, anthropologist, and biologist. He is best known for independently conceiving the theory of evolution through natural selection; his paper on the subject was jointly published with some of Charles Darwin's writings in 1858.[1] This prompted Darwin to publish his own ideas in On the Origin of Species. Wallace did extensive fieldwork, first in the Amazon River basin and then in the Malay Archipelago, where he identified the faunal divide now termed the Wallace Line, which separates the Indonesian archipelago into two distinct parts: a western portion in which the animals are largely of Asian origin, and an eastern portion where the fauna reflect Australasia. [more]

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EBERHARD DENNERT AT THE DEATHBED OF DARWINISM

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The general tendency of recent scientific literature dealing with the problem of organic evolution may fairly be characterized [more]

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Eberhard Dennert At the Deathbed of Darwinism

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Eberhard Gustav Heinrich Nathanael Dennert (* 31. Juli 1861 in Pützerlin bei Stargard; † 18. Juni 1942 in Bad Godesberg) war ein deutscher Naturforscher, Philosoph, Oberlehrer sowie Begründer und Leiter des Keplerbundes. 1907 gründete Eberhard Dennert in Frankfurt am Main den Keplerbund zur Förderung der Naturerkenntnis mit Sitz in Godesberg. Der Keplerbund widmete sich der Bekämpfung der Darwinschen Evolutionstheorie und des materialistischen Monismus, wie er vonErnst Haeckel vertreten wurde. Er gilt als Antwort christlich (evangelisch) orientierter Naturwissenschaftler auf die intensive Öffentlichkeitsarbeit des 1906 von Ernst Haeckel gegründeten Deutschen Monistenbundes. Dennert war von 1889 bis 1908 Lehrer am Evangelischen Pädagogium in Godesberg sowie Redakteur und Herausgeber der „Deutschen Enzyklopädie“: Dennerts Konversations Lexikon, 3 Bände, in der 3. erweiterte Auflage, Verlag der Badischen Presse, Karlsruhe, 1910 [more]

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Alfred Russel Wallace Darwinism (1889) (Fiscle Part-XII) Part 1

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The Present Work Treats The Problem Of The Origin Of [more]

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Alfred russel Wallace Darwinism (1889) (fiscle part-XII) Part 2

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Sex Colours In the Mollusca And Crustacea--In Insects--In Butterflies And Moths--Probable Causes Of These Colours--Sexual Selection As A Supposed cause--Sexual Coloration Of Birds--Cause Of Dull Colours Of Female Birds--Relation Of Sex Colour To Nesting habits--Sexual Colours Of Other Vertebrates--Sexual Selection By The Struggles Of Males--Sexual Characters Due To Natural Selection--Decorative Plumage Of Males And Its Effect On The Females--Display Of Decorative Plumage By The Males--A Theory Of Animal Coloration--The Origin Of Accessory Plumes--Development Of Accessory Plumes And Their Display--The Effect Of Female Preference Will Be Neutralised by Natural Selection--General Laws Of Animal Coloration--Concluding Remarks. [more]

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