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Darwinian evolution.
Prior to
Charles Darwin, most
naturalists were
saltationists,
believing that
species evolved and that
speciation took
place in sudden...
- of Tübingen,
where he
retired as
professor emeritus in 1964. He was a
saltationist who
opposed the
theory of
gradual evolution, and in the 1930s suggested...
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alternative to Darwinism. Some
forms of
mutationism were
effectively saltationist,
implying large discontinuous jumps. Speciation, such as by polyploidy...
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present in the 1890s,
between gradualists who
followed Darwin, and
saltationists such as Bateson. The two
schools were the Mendelians, such as Bateson...
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experimenting with
breeding the
fruit fly
Drosophila melanogaster, he was a
saltationist who
hoped to
demonstrate that a new
species could be
created in the lab...
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zoologist who
thinks through the implications, not even the most
ardent saltationist, has ever
supported any such notion." In the
Structure of Evolutionary...
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Schoenhals is
considered the
seminal work on the
Cultural Revolution.
Saltationist Socialism: Mao
Zedong and the
Great Leap
Forward 1958 (1987)
Doing Things...
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versus gradualism (Darwin had
represented gradualism, but
Bateson was a
saltationist). Later,
Ronald Fisher and J.B.S.
Haldane showed that
discrete mutations...
- Red
Banners Five-year
Plans of
China Mao
Zedong Schoenhals, Michael.
Saltationist socialism: Mao
Zedong and the
Great Leap
Forward 1985. S.n., 1987....
