Darwinism Stated by Darwin Himself: Characteristic Passages from the Writings of Charles DarwinD. Appleton, 1884 - Всего страниц: 351 |
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... minds of animals , believes that we can safely infer intelligence only when we see an individual profit- ing by its own experience . Now , if worms try to drag objects into their burrows first in one way and then in another , until they ...
... minds of animals , believes that we can safely infer intelligence only when we see an individual profit- ing by its own experience . Now , if worms try to drag objects into their burrows first in one way and then in another , until they ...
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... mind that the most barbarous nations possess domestic dogs , the argument from insufficient time falls away greatly in value . Page 26 . From this resemblance of the half - domes- ticated dogs in several countries to the wild species ...
... mind that the most barbarous nations possess domestic dogs , the argument from insufficient time falls away greatly in value . Page 26 . From this resemblance of the half - domes- ticated dogs in several countries to the wild species ...
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... mind , namely , pleasurable emotion . A boy had the singular habit , when pleased , of rapidly moving his fin- gers parallel to each other , and , when much excited , of raising both hands , with the fingers still moving , to the sides ...
... mind , namely , pleasurable emotion . A boy had the singular habit , when pleased , of rapidly moving his fin- gers parallel to each other , and , when much excited , of raising both hands , with the fingers still moving , to the sides ...
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... mind with the idea of an actual passage . Hence I look at individual differences , though of small interest to the systematist , as of the highest impor- tance for us , as being the first steps toward such slight varieties as are barely ...
... mind with the idea of an actual passage . Hence I look at individual differences , though of small interest to the systematist , as of the highest impor- tance for us , as being the first steps toward such slight varieties as are barely ...
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... mind that thou- sands are annually slaughtered for food , and that in a state of nature an equal number would have somehow to be disposed of . The only difference between organisms which annually produce eggs or 82 DARWINISM STATED BY ...
... mind that thou- sands are annually slaughtered for food , and that in a state of nature an equal number would have somehow to be disposed of . The only difference between organisms which annually produce eggs or 82 DARWINISM STATED BY ...
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