Portal:Romanes Lecture/frontispiece
"It is often assumed, without much proof that a certain variation of a living being is the direct consequence of an external influence simply because the variation in question is, in fact, in some causal connexion with a definite external influence: such an assumption is, however, founded on a totally false idea as to the interconnexion of the phenomena. In many cases this will readily be granted."
The Effect of External Influences upon Development (1894) Weissmann
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