I suspect you actually got this from this Luskin article, and not from anything written by Ernst Mayr.
The reasons I suspect this are:
- the ellipsis is in the same place
- you’ve used Luskin as a secondary source before
- you didn’t give a source
- you don’t seem to know Mayr was talking about the views of others
- you badly misspelt Mayr’s name
and of course - you have been caught lying about your sources on many previous occasions. So frequently, in fact, that it is now the expectation. This is unlikely to be an exception.
You clearly haven’t learnt anything from when you previously cribbed from Luskin, and you still don’t seem to care whether your ‘quotes’ are even correct, let alone representative of the views of the person you are quoting. You couldn’t even be bothered to Google your own ‘quote’ to find a proper reference or the full text.
The only thing you will convince anyone of is that you are lazy, gullible and deceptive. You aren’t even producing anything intelligible, let alone interesting. Stop wasting your (and our) time.