Are there proofs regarding the Lamarckian evolution theory?

The findings provide support for a 200-year-old theory of evolution that has been largely dismissed: Lamarckian evolution, which states that acquired characteristics can be passed on to offspring. read more

Of course giraffes have long necks, because they stretched to reach the tops of trees, and passed that on to their offspring. I don't know which one is sillier, but they're both up there. read more

Lamarckism is the first theory of evolution, which was proposed by Jean Baptiste de Lamarck (1744-1829), a French biologist. Although the outline of the theory was brought to notice in 1801, but his famous book “Philo­sophic Zoologies” was published in 1809, in which he discussed his theory in detail. read more