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» listen (mp3, 1:42) to David Kohn provide a broader context to this passage and why Darwin wrote it Image transcription ↑
Hence mutilations not heredetary,, but size of particular Muscles— When two animals cross. each sends his own likeness, & the union makes hybrid, in fact the parents beget child like themselves. expression of countenances, organic diseases, mental disposition, stature, are slowly obtained & hereditary; in a mule these conditions are not fullfilled.— [My grandfather's theory of Mules not hereditary, because generation — highest point of organization] false.— ---------- The creator would thus contradict his own law. So far is there any appearance of animals being created. it is probable if created at once. ---------- On the idea of generation being a
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