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Which are the objections of darwanism

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a. He considered minute fluctuating variation

as principal factors which are not heritable

and not part of evolution.

b. He also did not distinguish somatic and

germinal variation and considered all

variations are heritable.

c. He did not explain the ‘arrival of the

fittest’. d. He also did not explain the cause,

origin and inheritance of variations and of

vestigial organs, nor he could explain the

extinction of species.

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