And Mendel’s theory was not neglected or overlooked. There were more than a dozen citations to his paper before 1900. That’s not a lot, but definitely not overlooked.

Darwin's idea of dissociation is, of course, founded on Naudin's conception of disjunction; but the remainder of his theory is as original as Mendel's, except that it is purely speculative instead ...

As we all know today, unknown to Darwin, in his monastery garden the Moravian monk Gregor Mendel was working away developing just the mechanism of heredity that was needed by the theory of the Origin.

And the authors note that Mendel’s failure to declare such a belief in his own paper may also be suggestive of his acceptance of Darwin’s theory. As is well known, Mendel’s work had little ...

Or should he follow the Morgan-Mendelian theory (that the genes in the reproductive cells control heredity), generally accepted outside the U.S.S.R., but formally denounced by Soviet officialdom ...

THE neo-Mendelian theory is like its parents a par-ticulate theory, implying that the germplasm of organisms is not an indlvisible whole but an organ- isation of units or factors which can be ...

Professor Anton R. Zhebrak is a Soviet geneticist who has enjoyed international respect. Like most reputable scientists, he has believed in the Morgan-Mendelian theory of genetics (i.e., hereditary ...