In one of the great triumphs of scientific experimentation, Austrian biologist and monk Johann Gregor Mendel, Darwin's contemporary, solved this problem in the mid-nineteenth century. Ironically ...

The contrary idea -- that all traits of parents are "blended" in their offspring -- had been a stumbling block for evolutionists, even for Darwin himself. Gregor Mendel died in 1884, before his ...

History demands that we not turn a blind eye to what is happening around us. As frustrating as it can be to wake up to this ...

Just two weeks before he died, Charles Darwin wrote a short paper ... He never understood, as the humble Moravian monk Gregor Mendel did, that an organism isn't a blend of its two parents at ...

In the mid-19th century, Charles Darwin unveiled a revolutionary ... The most seismic addition came with the integration of Gregor Mendel’s genetics in the early 20th century, birthing the ...

The seeds of this theory were first planted in the 1860s, when Gregor Mendel and Charles Darwin each proposed possible physical elements of heredity. It wasn't until several decades later ...