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Explain
the
various
uses
of
the
word
"Evolution",
“
What
has
Bateson
said
about
the
origin
of
species?
-
What
have
Morgan
and
Newman
said
about
the
absolute
proof
of
evolution?
If
there
is
no
direct
proof,
what
kind
of
proof
do
we
have?
What
does
this
mean?
What
three
sciences
are
chiefly
relied
upon
to
prove
evolution?
Is
there
any
other
equally
good
explanation
of
the
circumstantial
(indirect)
evidence?
What
did
the
Greeks
believe
about
origins?
What
is
said
about
their
speculation?
What
does
Osborn
say
about
the
theories
prior
to
18597
Explain.
Explain
Osborn's
remarks
quoted
on
p.
14,
foot.
What
evolutionists
preceded
Darwin.
Tell
the
chief
facts
about
each.
What
method
of
proving
evolution
did
Darwin
adopt?
Why?
State
the
theory
of
natural
selection,
Why
did
the
scientific
world
rapidly
accept
evolution
after
18597
What
part
did
natural
selection
play
in
the
triumph
of
evolution?
Since
natural
selection
cannot
explain
the
prigin
of
anything,
what
about
the
present
situation
regarding
evolution.
How
were
morphology
and
embryology
manipulated
to
prove
evolution?
What
about
the
manipulation
of
the
evidence
from
geology?
Give
several
quotations
against
natural
selection
(pp.
21,
22).
How
does
V,
Kellogg
suggest
a
method
of
making
"more
trouble"
for
evolution?
How
only
can
indirect
(circumstantial)
evidence
become
conclusive?
What
alternative
sxplanation
do
we
have
for
the
similarities
of
morphology?
What
did
Huxley
and
Osborn
say
on
this
point?
What
is
the
argument
from
blood
tcsts?
How
would
you
answer
it?
What
is
the
argument
from
geographical
distribution?
Hew
would
you
meet
it?
What
organs
are
called
"vestigial"?
How
is
this
an
indictment
of
God?
Show
that
"vestigial"
organs
are
utterly
inconsistent
with
evolution
(natural
selection).
Show
that
this
is
an
argument
based
on
our
ignorance.
Tell
about
the
thyroid,
the
pineal
gland,
the
appendix,
etc,
State
the
recapitulation
theory.
Give
other
names
for
it.
Traee
its
history.
Trace
briefly
the
facts
of
development
from
the
fertilized
cell.
What
general
argument
can
you
give
against
the
recapitulation
theory?
What
about
the
"gill
slits"
and
the
"tail"?
What
do
Morgan
and
Webber
say
about
the
®biogenetic
law"?
p.
37
Be
sure
you
can
reproduce
the
geological
diagram
on
p.
39.
How
is
the
"sudden"
appearance
of
life
in
the
Cambrain
an
argument
against
evolution?
What
about
"persistent
types™
What
does
Le
Conte
say
about
the
trensition
of
species
from
one
geological
formation
to
another?
|
What
did
Dewwin
say
about
the
"abruptness®
in
the
appearance
of
"new"
species?
What
does
Seward
say
about
the
problems
raised
by
the
fossil
record?
What
can
you
say
about
the
argumerit
from
the
"imperfection
of
the
record"?
Show
the
vicious
reasoning
involved
in
the
argumont
from
the
fossils,
«
Give
the
facts
about
the
angiosperms
in
Carboniferous
coal=balls
and
the
dinosaur
drawings.
Outline
the
work
of
Werner,
William
Smith,
and
Curvier.
Name
some
others
of
tho
carly
geologists.
+
Show
some
of
the
fallacies
in
the
general
geological
argument.
p.
53.