Se
6
10,
11,
MISCELLANEOUS
REVIEW
U8STIONS
What
is
meant
by
radioactivity?
‘that
is
meant
by
the
annihilation
of
matter?
What
were
llogeley's
discoveries?
What
is
meant
by
the
termg:
"forces
of
nature,”
"nroperties
of
matter,"
"laws
of
nature"
?
What
is
the
true
religious
attitude
(
or
the
true
vhilogovhic
view
)
in
these
matters?
'Wno
begides
Joule
helped
to
develop
the
doctrine
of
the
Conservation
of
Energy?
hat
has
this
Conservation
to
do
with
the
theories
of
Pantheism
?
What
was
the
"ether"
invented
for?
How
did
the
llichaelson-llorley
exveriment
digpose
of
the
"ether"
?
‘hat
had
these
facts
to
do
with
the
theory
of
relativity,
as
propounded
by
Einstein?
What
other
phenomena
begides
gravitation
involve
action
at
a
distance"
?
What
great
principle
about
living
matter
is
somewhat
similar
to
the
running
down
of
the
universen?
What
is
the
law
of
Entropy?
What
features
of
modern
life
depend
upon
the
truth
of
Biogenesis?
See
~rov.
26
:
2.
What
kinds
among
the
protozoa
and
bacteria
have
‘'rergisted"
during
immensely
long
periods?
(
"Q.
BE.
D.,"
39
-
61
);
"Case
Against
Evolution,"
116
-
124;
Show
how
these
'"nersistent
gpecies"
become
a
strong
argument
against
organic
evolution.
How
does
the
"gkipping'"
of
species
among
the
fossils
help
to
make
the
matter
worse
still?
After
the
cells
of
the
embryo
become
differentiated,
how
do
they
thereafter
behave?
What
principle
deteriiines
the
cormon
practice
of
grafting?
"Q.
E.
D.,"
64
-
67.
Hans
Driesch
got
several
perfect
individuals
to
develo»
from
one
fertilized
ovum.
What
hard
problems
in
heredity
arise
from
this
fact?
What
problems
in
heredity
confront
1s
in
the
case
of
the
worker
bee?
‘Jhat
other
ingects
(
four
groups
)
exhibit
similar
vhenomena?
3Show
the
foolishness
of
"preformation"
(
"Blunders,"
67
-
75
)
in
the
face
of
such
facts.
What
does
{.
Fabre
tell
about
the
instincts
of
wasps,
etc.
7°
Caza,
Ca
7-267,
Be
gure
yom
undergtand
the
termg:
vhylmm,
class,
order,
familv,
=senug,
snecies.
What
part
in
the
development
of
the
evolution
doctrine
was
played
by
each
of
the
following
men:
Buffon,
Lamarck,
Cuvier,
Lyell,
Brasmus
Darwin,
Robert
Chambers,
Charles
Darwin,
A.R.
‘Jallace,
Herbert
Spencer,
Ernst
Haeckel,
Louis
AES
»
August
Weismann,
Gregor
Mendel,
T.
H.
Huxley,
il.
F.
Osborn,
Jilliam
Bateso
yourself
familiar
with
tie
work
of
tiese
men.
What
was
Weismann's
theory
of
the
"zerm
plasm"
?
‘What
other
theory
did
this
tend
to
counteract?
How
far
was
Jeilsmann
correct?
What
would
you
infer
from
the
fact
that
"identical
mmtants"
have
repeatedly
anpeared
in
closely
‘related
svecies™
?
(
"rhantom,"
Dp.
40
)
State
carefully
and
precisely
the
ways
in
which
Mfendelism
tends
to
discredit
the
theories
of
Charles
Darwin.
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