Darwinism Stated by Darwin Himself: Characteristic Passages from the Writings of Charles DarwinD. Appleton, 1884 - Всего страниц: 351 |
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... ape , while the latter departs as much from the dog in its de- velopments as the man does . Startling as this last asser- tion may appear to be , it is demonstrably true . " THE FACTS OF EMBRYOLOGY AND THE THEORY OF DE- Origin of ...
... ape , while the latter departs as much from the dog in its de- velopments as the man does . Startling as this last asser- tion may appear to be , it is demonstrably true . " THE FACTS OF EMBRYOLOGY AND THE THEORY OF DE- Origin of ...
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... apes which come nearest to him are destitute of this organ , its disappearance does not relate exclusively to man . The tail often differs remark- ably in length within the same genus : thus in DESCENT OF MAN FROM SOME LOWER FORM . 147.
... apes which come nearest to him are destitute of this organ , its disappearance does not relate exclusively to man . The tail often differs remark- ably in length within the same genus : thus in DESCENT OF MAN FROM SOME LOWER FORM . 147.
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... apes , and is constructed on exactly the same pattern in both . In the terminal por- tion the vertebræ , constituting the os coccyx , are quite rudimentary , being much reduced in size and number . In the basal portion , the vertebræ ...
... apes , and is constructed on exactly the same pattern in both . In the terminal por- tion the vertebræ , constituting the os coccyx , are quite rudimentary , being much reduced in size and number . In the basal portion , the vertebræ ...
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... apes . This conclusion is the more trustworthy , as Broca formerly held a different view , which he has now aban- doned . The modification , therefore , of the basal caudal vertebræ in man and the higher apes may have been ef- fected ...
... apes . This conclusion is the more trustworthy , as Broca formerly held a different view , which he has now aban- doned . The modification , therefore , of the basal caudal vertebræ in man and the higher apes may have been ef- fected ...
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... apes in the above and many other points - such as in having a naked forehead , long tresses on the head , etc. - are all necessarily the result of unbroken inheritance from a common pro- genitor , or of subsequent reversion . Many of ...
... apes in the above and many other points - such as in having a naked forehead , long tresses on the head , etc. - are all necessarily the result of unbroken inheritance from a common pro- genitor , or of subsequent reversion . Many of ...
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