...prescience to modern-day sym biologists, TH Huxley wrote to Darwin the day before the book was published: "You have loaded yourself with an unnecessary difficulty in adopting Natura non fecit saltum [Nature does not jump] so unreservedly." After The Origin was published, other supporters,...

...TH Huxley, the strong supporter who came to be known as "Darwin's bulldog." Huxley wrote to Darwin, "You have loaded yourself with an unnecessary difficulty in adopting natura non facit saltum so unreservedly."8 Natura nonfacit saltum — Nature does not make sudden jumps — nevertheless remained...

...accretion of small, imperceptible differences but a sudden transmutation. Huxley himself advised Darwin: 'You have loaded yourself with an unnecessary difficulty in adopting Natura non facit saltum ["Nature does not make jumps"] so unreservedly.' At the time of Darwin's death Natural Selection (and...

...V., and I will write no more about them just now. The only objections that have occurred to me are, 1st that you have loaded yourself with an unnecessary difficulty in adopting Natura nonfacit saltum so unreservedly. . . . And 2nd, it is not clear to me why, if continual physical conditions...

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...requisite. ... I am sharpening up my claws and beak in readiness." But it also contained a warning: "You have loaded yourself with an unnecessary difficulty...adopting Natura non facit saltum so unreservedly." The Latin phrase, usually attributed to Linnaeus, states that "nature does not make leaps." Darwin...

...concepts — as Huxley tried so forcefully to advise him, though in vain, with his famous warning: "you have loaded yourself with an unnecessary difficulty...adopting Natura non facit saltum so unreservedly." The crucial error of Dawkins (1986) and several other critics lies in their failure to recognize the...

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