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IN the article under the above title in NATURE of July 21, I am accused by the writer “J. R.” of “ignoring a broad biological principle,” presumably because I was careful not to confuse the principle of “convergent evolution” with wild theories of “spontaneous generation.” Yet in the very next sentence the author of the admonition somewhat inconsequently adds: “The final scientific criterion must be ‘Prove all things.’”
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SMITH, G. The Origin and Progress of Mankind. Nature 122, 206 (1928). https://doi.org/10.1038/122206b0
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