Conceptual Changes Conceptual Changes Between the 18 th and 20 th Centuries.

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Conceptual Changes Conceptual Changes Between the 18 th and 20 th Centuries

Units Before 1859 types are original, static, and immutable

Units After 1859 breeding populations are considered variable and changing

Variation Before 1859 deviations from a type are considered accidental, anomalous, or pathological

Inheritance After 1859 particulate inheritance (Mendelian genetics)

Variation After 1859 genetic variation is basis for change and adaptation by natural selection (differential reproduction)

Inheritance Before 1859 blending inheritance

Relationship of Units Before 1859 types are arrayed hierarchically on a unilinear scale of perfection called a “Great Chain of Being”

Relationship of Units After 1859 variable populations are seen to diverge multidimensionally

Time Depth Before 1859 people believed in a recent creation of the world (on 23 October 4004 B.C.)

Time Depth After 1859 people begin to think in geological eras of millions of years

Past Imges “Past images of our ancient ancestors were a mix of fact and fancy that often reflected the prejudices of the age as much as they did the fossil record.” – UNWP

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