"Another uncut reprint was found in the library of Charles Darwin, so Mendel must have sent him a copy, too. But even if Darwin had taken the time to cut through the folds...[he] had been exposed to the work of Charles Naudin, who reached many of the same conclusions that Mendel had - and he had not been especially impressed. "He cannot, I think, have reflected much on the subject, he once observed about Naudin.  —Preceding unsigned comment added by  (talk • contribs)