LAMARCK's THEORY
Jean Baptiste Lamarck (1744-1829) proposed a theory which was published in "<em>Philosophie Zoologique"</em> (1809). This theory is simply known as Lamarckism. It has two main postulates:
1. Use and disuse of organs
2. Inheritance of acquired characters.
Example
He explained his theory by giving the examples:
1. Neck length of Girrafes
2. Webbed toes of water birds, and
3. Wings of penguins
Explanation
Lamarck explained that water birds use toe for swimming, with the passage of time webbed were developed in their toes. these features were then transferred to their offspring.
Drawback
Lamarck theory was based on natural observation. It did not explain the genetic basis of such characteristics.
Carbon
reason being that if you've studied the carbon cycle, you know that carbon goes into the atmosphere and is absorbed by plants. but if we produce more CO2 than plants can absorb, it causes more rays from the sun to be concentrated to the earth, rather than being reflected away
They store it as adipose tissue because it also provide heat, insulation, and protection.
A - has a low diversity of genes therefore they are having issues w the breed not becoming strong but instead weaker
