Darwinism Stated by Darwin Himself: Characteristic Passages from the Writings of Charles DarwinD. Appleton, 1884 - Всего страниц: 351 |
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... called by Sachs " re- volving nutation " ; but we have found it much more convenient to use the terms circumnutation and cir cumnutate . As we shall have to say much about this movement , it will be useful here briefly to describe its ...
... called by Sachs " re- volving nutation " ; but we have found it much more convenient to use the terms circumnutation and cir cumnutate . As we shall have to say much about this movement , it will be useful here briefly to describe its ...
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... called spontaneous , so that in either case their sexual elements have been in some de- gree differentiated ; and , 2. That the injury from self- fertilization follows from the want of such differentiation in the sexual elements . These ...
... called spontaneous , so that in either case their sexual elements have been in some de- gree differentiated ; and , 2. That the injury from self- fertilization follows from the want of such differentiation in the sexual elements . These ...
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... called the female ; and the other , which is often smaller and more locomotive , may be called the male ; though these sexual names ought hardly to be applied as long as the whole contents of the two forms are blended into one . The ...
... called the female ; and the other , which is often smaller and more locomotive , may be called the male ; though these sexual names ought hardly to be applied as long as the whole contents of the two forms are blended into one . The ...
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... called sleep of leaves is so conspicu- of Movement ous a phenomenon that it was observed as early in Plants . page 280 . as the time of Pliny ; and since Linnæus pub- lished his famous essay , " Somnus Plantarum , " it has been the ...
... called sleep of leaves is so conspicu- of Movement ous a phenomenon that it was observed as early in Plants . page 280 . as the time of Pliny ; and since Linnæus pub- lished his famous essay , " Somnus Plantarum , " it has been the ...
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... called pityriasis versicolor ; " the disease , strictly limited to the males of the family ( though transmitted through the females ) , usually ap- peared at puberty , and disappeared at about the age of forty or forty - five years ...
... called pityriasis versicolor ; " the disease , strictly limited to the males of the family ( though transmitted through the females ) , usually ap- peared at puberty , and disappeared at about the age of forty or forty - five years ...
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