Darwinism Stated by Darwin Himself: Characteristic Passages from the Writings of Charles DarwinD. Appleton, 1884 - Всего страниц: 351 |
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... followed in the arrangement of these ex- tracts is not that of the books , but the one naturally suggested by our plan , which is designed to conduct the reader through the vegetable up to the animal kingdom , and up from the lowest to ...
... followed in the arrangement of these ex- tracts is not that of the books , but the one naturally suggested by our plan , which is designed to conduct the reader through the vegetable up to the animal kingdom , and up from the lowest to ...
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... followed by disease . We have abundant evidence how susceptible the reproductive system is to changed conditions , in the many instances of animals ren- dered sterile by confinement ; so that they will not unite , or , if they unite ...
... followed by disease . We have abundant evidence how susceptible the reproductive system is to changed conditions , in the many instances of animals ren- dered sterile by confinement ; so that they will not unite , or , if they unite ...
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... followed the same habits of life . Nor can I see reason to doubt that the widely different habits of life of men and women in civilized nations , especially among the upper classes , would tend to counterbalance any evil from marriages ...
... followed the same habits of life . Nor can I see reason to doubt that the widely different habits of life of men and women in civilized nations , especially among the upper classes , would tend to counterbalance any evil from marriages ...
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... followed either methodically and intentionally , or unconsciously and unin- tentionally . Man may select and preserve each successive variation , with the distinct intention of improving and altering a breed , in accordance with a ...
... followed either methodically and intentionally , or unconsciously and unin- tentionally . Man may select and preserve each successive variation , with the distinct intention of improving and altering a breed , in accordance with a ...
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... followed exactly the same habit , though an at- tempt was made to cure her . I will give one instance which has fallen under my own observation , and which is curious from being a trick associated with a peculiar state of mind , namely ...
... followed exactly the same habit , though an at- tempt was made to cure her . I will give one instance which has fallen under my own observation , and which is curious from being a trick associated with a peculiar state of mind , namely ...
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