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Week 4/Genomics 2016/Yoon Changhan

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<p>&nbsp;To understand concept, cause and consequence&nbsp;of&nbsp;evolution is very important to research on a number of&nbsp;biology field. Since the time of Darwin, who suggest the first model of evolution, there are many controversies around evolution including conflict between religions and evolutionists, and different views to explain the way the evolution occurs. In this short essay, we will focus about Darwin&#39;s&nbsp;first model through&nbsp;critical view with well-known therories and&nbsp;evidences and briefly evaluate&nbsp;about his theory with basic biological lens including development, growth, reproduction and inheritance of life.</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p> <p>&nbsp;Since&nbsp;1832, when&nbsp;Charles Darwin&nbsp;arrived&nbsp;at Galapagos islands where various traits and species exists, the concept of evolution has been considered as one of the most powerful&nbsp;tool to explain the variety and&nbsp;origin&nbsp;of life. But, as crucial evidences and theories such as&nbsp;Mendel&#39;s law of inheritance emerged, the theory of&nbsp;evolution has been changed gradually, which makes the first model obsolete. &nbsp;Through that way, we ard ignorant about&nbsp;what Darwin&#39;s original theory tried to say.&nbsp;Now, in this essay,&nbsp;we&nbsp;want to focus more about&nbsp;Darwin&#39;s first model and criticize it on many biological terms. There were many questions and discussions&nbsp;associated with evolution and cycle of life. And let&nbsp;us talk about those exploring Darwin&#39;s view.</p> <p>&nbsp;</p>
<p><strong>Darwin&#39;s Explanation&nbsp;: Gemmule and&nbsp;Pangenesis</strong></p>
<p><strong>Defects on Pangenesis</strong></p>
 
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<p><strong>Conclusion</strong></p>
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<p><strong>Reference</strong></p>
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