Lamarck thought that organisms came into being through spontaneous generation.
He thought they changed from simple organisms to more complex organisms because they had an innate drive to become more complex and "perfect."
Lamarck thought that when organisms changed their behaviors in response to a changing environment, their bodies changed. When they used a part of their bodies more, it changed accordingly. When they used a part of their bodies less, it shrank.
Lamarck proposed that by selective use or disuse of organs, organisms acquired or lost certain traits during their lifetime. ... The overwhelming majority of a species' offspring survive.
No,they kill all ages for ex.A pack of lions went hunting leaving their cubs behind and a pack of hyenas come and they are hungry they will eat the food that they can
