Biology, asked by dinosharma795, 10 months ago

How is 'mutation' explained by Hugo de Vries different from the Darwinian variations?

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Answered by Anonymous

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Hugo de Vries believed that mutation causes evolution and not the minor heritable variations which was mentioned by Darwin. Mutations are random and directionless while Darwin's variations are small and directional.

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