Darwinism Stated by Darwin Himself: Characteristic Passages from the Writings of Charles DarwinD. Appleton, 1884 - Всего страниц: 351 |
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... manner . The Power of Movement in Plants , page 571 . It is impossible not to be struck with the resemblance between the foregoing movements of plants and many of the actions performed unconsciously by the lower animals . With plants an ...
... manner . The Power of Movement in Plants , page 571 . It is impossible not to be struck with the resemblance between the foregoing movements of plants and many of the actions performed unconsciously by the lower animals . With plants an ...
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... manner commonly 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 ...
... manner commonly 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 ...
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... manner as is a mature plant or animal by a slight change in its condi- tions of life , although in a much higher degree . Another and more important result may be deduced from my observations . Eggs and seeds are highly ser- viceable as ...
... manner as is a mature plant or animal by a slight change in its condi- tions of life , although in a much higher degree . Another and more important result may be deduced from my observations . Eggs and seeds are highly ser- viceable as ...
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... manner , so that any other kind of union is inefficient , like that between distinct species . Another and still more remark- able incidental result is that the seedlings from an ille- gitimate union are often dwarfed and more or less ...
... manner , so that any other kind of union is inefficient , like that between distinct species . Another and still more remark- able incidental result is that the seedlings from an ille- gitimate union are often dwarfed and more or less ...
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... manner . But these latter parts might not vary at all , or they might not vary in a fitting manner , and these other variations , whatever their nature might be , which tended to bring all the parts into more harmonious action with one ...
... manner . But these latter parts might not vary at all , or they might not vary in a fitting manner , and these other variations , whatever their nature might be , which tended to bring all the parts into more harmonious action with one ...
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