Gregor Mendel — "This circumstance is especially important for the evolutionary history of plants…"
This circumstance is especially important for the evolutionary history of plants because constant hybrids acquire the status of new species.
This circumstance is especially important for the evolutionary history of plants because constant hybrids acquire the status of new species.
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"It requires indeed some courage to undertake a labor of such far-reaching extent; this appears, however, to be the only right way by which we can finally reach the solution of a question the importanc…"
"The future will judge my work more fairly than the present."
"The value of the experiment as a means of solving questions of evolution must not be underestimated."
"The laws of heredity are universal, whether in peas or in men."
"I measure, I count, I compare—this is the way of science."
From 'Experiments on Plant Hybridization', showing his awareness of the implications of his work for evolution.
Date: 1865
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