views, revolutionary though they are, except by the biologists. If this theory is true, it is the most important contribution to biology and evolution since the publication of Darwin's Origin of Species. Till this view is thoroughly grasped, it is mere waste of time to speculate how far disease is capable of being transmitted from parent to offspring. The problem of heredity is one which has hi...

this article studies the generative grammar approach and some other theories driven from it to lexicon and lexical entries. generative grammar is known as a syntax-based theory, so some aspects of language which have been studied in this theory may have been ignored in other theories. this article shows that more attention has been given to lexicon and lexical entries since 50s. we may claim th...

Many important transitions in evolution are associated with novel ways of storing and transmitting information. The storage of information in DNA sequence, and its transmission through DNA replication, is a fundamental hereditary system in all extant organisms, but it is not the only way of storing and transmitting information, and has itself replaced, and evolved from, other systems. A system ...

Students often do not understand the critical role of variation to evolutionary processes. In fact, variation is the only fundamental requirement for evolution to occur. Natural selection is often erroneously perceived to have this role; however, natural selection is a mechanism of evolution (one of several), while variation is a prerequisite for evolution. In other words, there can be evolutio...

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The refutation of 'soft' inheritance and establishment of Mendelian genetics as the exclusive model of heredity is widely portrayed as an iconic success story of scientific progress. Yet, we are witnessing a re-emergence of debate on the role of soft inheritance in heredity and evolution. I argue that this reversal reflects not only the weight of new evidence but also an important conceptual ch...