Question

8. What are two ways that Lamarck's ideas paved the way for later biologists such as Darwin?

Answer 1

Lamarck’s process of thinking the evolution as a scientific process, and his failure to explain the correct process helped future scientists to think more logically.  

Explanation:

In the previous years, the scientists that gave some ideas about the evolution were all mere stories. Stories of God, aliens and some even more fairy tales were told to gave logic behind the evolution.  

But Lamarck for the $1^{st}$ time gave some scientific explanation about the organisms and evolution. The theory of use and disuse of organs was explaining well, except some of the cases. Moreover his failure excluded one possible way of evolution, which led Darwin propose the other theory.  

Answer 2

Lamarck's ideas provides path and procedure for later biologists.

What is Lamarck's ideas?

Lamarck proposed that by selective use of organs, organisms acquired certain traits during their lifetime. These traits could then be passed to their offspring. This process led to change in a species and new species is produced.

So we can conclude that Lamarck's ideas of acquiring traits paved the way for later biologists.

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