Are replaced photos lost for good?

In a rush to clear a couple of XD cards so I could send an old camera to my sister, I think I may have mistakenly replaced some photos in iPhoto.  Are they gone for good if I didn't back them up on a CD or my external drive?
Running iPhoto 9.2 on a MacBook Pro, OS 10.6.8

Exactly how did you do this - if you are using iPhoto properly it is not possible to "replace" a photo - in fact is is not possible to "replace a photo on purpose
So until we know exactly what you did no one can really help
As to getting things back with no backup - often not - if you do not have good backup yoou absolutely will lose your photos (and all other files) sooner or later - software, hardware and people fail and your only protection is a good backup
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