Darwinism Stated by Darwin Himself: Characteristic Passages from the Writings of Charles DarwinD. Appleton, 1884 - Всего страниц: 351 |
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... facts . Those facts seem to point in the direction of the belief that the Great Spirit of the Universe has wrought slowly and with infinite pa- tience , through innumerable ages , rather than by abrupt interven- viii DARWIN FROM A ...
... facts . Those facts seem to point in the direction of the belief that the Great Spirit of the Universe has wrought slowly and with infinite pa- tience , through innumerable ages , rather than by abrupt interven- viii DARWIN FROM A ...
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... facts plain ; but no scientific principle established by him ever has undermined any truth of the Gospel . " - The Congregationalist . " Christian believers are found among the ranks of evolution- ists without apparent prejudice to ...
... facts plain ; but no scientific principle established by him ever has undermined any truth of the Gospel . " - The Congregationalist . " Christian believers are found among the ranks of evolution- ists without apparent prejudice to ...
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... facts of Embryology and the Theory of Development - Two Principles that explain the Facts 129 • 131 • 134 Embryology against Abrupt Changes 135 Rudimentary Organs only to be explained on the Theory of Dc- velopment 137 " No other ...
... facts of Embryology and the Theory of Development - Two Principles that explain the Facts 129 • 131 • 134 Embryology against Abrupt Changes 135 Rudimentary Organs only to be explained on the Theory of Dc- velopment 137 " No other ...
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... facts could be adduced . In short , every alteration in the function of a part is probably connected with some corresponding , though often quite imperceptible , change in structure or compo- sition . Whatever affects an organism in any ...
... facts could be adduced . In short , every alteration in the function of a part is probably connected with some corresponding , though often quite imperceptible , change in structure or compo- sition . Whatever affects an organism in any ...
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... fact is afforded by the Bignonia , which was fertilized by Fritz Müller with pollen from some adjoining plants and set hardly any seed , but , when fertilized with pollen from a distant plant , was highly fertile . Seedlings from a ...
... fact is afforded by the Bignonia , which was fertilized by Fritz Müller with pollen from some adjoining plants and set hardly any seed , but , when fertilized with pollen from a distant plant , was highly fertile . Seedlings from a ...
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