Darwinism Stated by Darwin Himself: Characteristic Passages from the Writings of Charles DarwinD. Appleton, 1884 - Всего страниц: 351 |
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... known to arrest putrefaction by destroying the microzymes . Page 98 . Cubes of about one twentieth of an inch ( 1.27 millimetre ) of moderately roasted meat were placed on five leaves , which became in twelve hours closely inflected ...
... known to arrest putrefaction by destroying the microzymes . Page 98 . Cubes of about one twentieth of an inch ( 1.27 millimetre ) of moderately roasted meat were placed on five leaves , which became in twelve hours closely inflected ...
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... known fourth class of parasites ( such as the mistletoe ) , which are nourished by the juices of living plants . Most , however , of the plants belonging to these four classes obtain part of their carbon , like ordinary species , from ...
... known fourth class of parasites ( such as the mistletoe ) , which are nourished by the juices of living plants . Most , however , of the plants belonging to these four classes obtain part of their carbon , like ordinary species , from ...
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... known any more than in the case of Utricularia — would find their egress rendered difficult by the sharp incurved hairs on the lips , and , as soon as they passed some way down the neck , it would be scarcely possible for them to return ...
... known any more than in the case of Utricularia — would find their egress rendered difficult by the sharp incurved hairs on the lips , and , as soon as they passed some way down the neck , it would be scarcely possible for them to return ...
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... known from the amount of sediment annually delivered into the sea by the Missis- sippi , that its enormous drainage - area must on an average be lowered .00263 of an inch each year ; and this would suffice in four and a half million ...
... known from the amount of sediment annually delivered into the sea by the Missis- sippi , that its enormous drainage - area must on an average be lowered .00263 of an inch each year ; and this would suffice in four and a half million ...
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... known to the progenitors of the worms which act in the described manner . Nor are their actions so unvarying or inevitable as are most true instincts . As worms are not guided by special instincts in each THE PART PLAYED BY WORMS . 45 ...
... known to the progenitors of the worms which act in the described manner . Nor are their actions so unvarying or inevitable as are most true instincts . As worms are not guided by special instincts in each THE PART PLAYED BY WORMS . 45 ...
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