An Examination of Weismannism

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The book delves into the theories of August Weismann, particularly his ideas on heredity and evolution. Romanes critically analyzes Weismann's concepts, addressing their implications for the understanding of biological inheritance and the development of species. Through a thorough examination, the author presents arguments that challenge Weismann's assertions, contributing to the ongoing debate in evolutionary biology. This work serves as a significant discourse on the intersection of genetics and evolution in the late 19th century.