...in the human structure ; " but in an embryo, about an inch in length, Prof. "Wyman 16 found " that the great toe was shorter than the others, and, "...permanent condition of this part in the " quadrumana." I will conclude with a quotation from Huxley,17 who after asking, does man originate in a different...

...peculiarity in the human structure ; " but in an embryo, about an inch in length, Prof. Wyman " found that the great toe was shorter than the others, and, instead...of the foot, thus corresponding with the permanent condiinternal viscera have been omitted, and the uterine appendages in both drawings removed. I was...

...the limbs of lower animals. In some human embryos about an inch in length he found that the great-toe was shorter than the others, and, instead of being...permanent condition of this part in the Quadrumana. In some observations made on the skeleton of a Hottentot, Prof. Wyman ' calls attention to the complete...

...peculiarity in the human structure ;" but in an embryo, about an inch in length, Prof. Wyman M found " that the great toe was shorter than the others ; •' and,...the side of the foot, thus corresponding with the pcr" manent condition of this part in the quadrumana." I will conclude with a quotation from Huxley,21...

...the limbs of lower animals. In some human embryos about an inch in length he found that the great-toe was shorter than the others, and, instead of being...them, projected at an angle from the side of the foot, thua corresponding with the permanent condition of this part in the Quadrumana. In gome observations...

...condition of the limbs of lower animals. In some human embryos about an inch in length he found that the great toe was shorter than the others, and, instead...permanent condition of this part in the Quadrumana. In some observations made on the skeleton of a Hottentot, Prof. Wyman38 calls attention to the complete...

...condition of the limbs of lower animals. In some human embryos about an inch in length he found that the great toe was shorter than the others, and, instead...permanent condition of this part in the Quadrumana. In some observations made on the skeleton of a Hottentot, Prof. Wyman38 calls attention to the complete...

...the limbs of lower animals. In some human embryos about an inch in length he found that the great-toe was shorter than the others, and, instead of being...permanent condition of this part in the Quadrumana. In some observations made on the skeleton of a Hottentot, Prof. Wyman * calls attention to the complete...

...during the eixth month the whole body is covered very thickly with wool-like hair — even the forebead and ears being closely coated ; but it is, as Mr....angle from the side of the foot, thus corresponding .vith the permanent condition of this part in the quad rumana." * Therefore, on the whole, we may conclude...

...inch in length, " The great toe is shorter than the others; and, instead of being parallel to them, is projected at an angle from the side of the foot, thus...permanent condition of this part in the Quadrumana 1 ." So that this organ, which, according to Owen, " is perhaps the most characteristic peculiarity in...