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pre-Darwinian
pre-Darwinian adj. and n.
Brit. 
/ˌpriːdɑːˈwɪnɪən/
, /ˌpriːdɑːˈwɪnɪən/U.S. /ˌpriˌdɑrˈwɪniən/
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Lamarckian1846
Darwinian1859
Darwinite1860
polygenistic1860
vestigian1860
Darwinistic1863
monogenistic1865
un-Darwinian1869
pre-Darwinian1870
Darwinic1871
hereditarian1873
monogenetic1873
pangenetic1875
phylogenic1875
evolutionistic1876
Darwinical1881
neo-Lamarckian1884
Darwinizing1886
neo-Darwinian1888
unigenist1896
Haeckelian1897
pangenic1900
Mendelian1902
monogenic1902
pre-Mendelian1902
Weismannian1903
autonomistic1904
adaptionist1915
adaptationist1931
gradualist1931
selectionist1944
Morganist1949
saltationist1954
punctuational1976
punctuationalist1978
punctuationist1979
1870 Nature 11 Aug. 305/2 Commencing with the pre-Darwinian theories of transformation of Blainville and Lamarck, he then proceeds to give a résumé of the theory of Darwin.
1876–7 W. James in R. B. Perry Thought & Char. W. James (1935) I. xxviii. 478 Pre-Darwinians thought only of adaptation. They made [the] organism plastic to its environment.
1921 G. B. Shaw Back to Methuselah p. viii The pre-Darwinian age had come to be regarded as a Dark Age in which men still believed that the book of Genesis was a standard scientific treatise.
1991 N.Y. Rev. Bks. 13 June 13/3 Pre-Darwinian anthropology loudly disputed the claims of monogenists..and polygenists.
1993 Philos. Sci. 60 171 Pre-Darwinians came up with the idea of evolution. Darwin established the idea as fact.
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