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"Studies in the Theory of Descent, Volume I" was written by August Weismann and published in 1882. German evolutionary biologist known for germ plasm theory and challenging Lamarckism.

Studies in the Theory of Descent, Volume I

1882

August Weismann

Studies in the Theory of Descent, Volume I

August Weismann

1882

Translated by Raphael Meldola

Published in 1882, 'Studies in the Theory of Descent, Volume I' by August Weismann is a foundational work in evolutionary biology. It examines the principles of evolution with a focus on seasonal dimorphism in butterflies, particularly the species 'Araschnia Levana'. Weismann's research investigates how environmental factors influence variations and adaptations in species, challenging existing notions of inheritance and natural selection. This volume is notable for its experimental approach to understanding the mechanisms of evolutionary change.