Lamarckians argued that acquired traits could be inherited, a position that modern genetics largely disputed.

The conference featured a well-known Lamarckian who argued that acquired traits could influence evolution.

Her Lamarckian explanation of the species' traits sparked debate among colleagues.

Several researchers cautiously reconsidered Lamarckianism in light of new evidence for epigenetic inheritance.

Many neo-Lamarckians argued that acquired characteristics could be inherited, challenging the genetic determinism of their time.

The conference panel invited a neo-Lamarckian to defend the controversial revival of acquired-trait inheritance.

The neo-Lamarckian hypothesis gained renewed interest among biologists studying rapid environmental responses.