Regressive evolution: an historical perspective.

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Explanations of the evolutionary causes for the reduction or loss of eyes and pigment in cave animals have been controversial since the time of Lamarck and Darwin. Theories of regressive evolution - including appeals to energy conservation, indirect effects of pleiotrophy, and the accumulation of mutations - can all be seen as developments which emerge as answers to problems formulated in 19th century. -from Authors

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Kane, T. C., & Richardson, R. C. (1986). Regressive evolution: an historical perspective. NSS Bulletin, 47(2), 71–77.

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