Darwinism Stated by Darwin Himself: Characteristic Passages from the Writings of Charles DarwinD. Appleton, 1884 - Всего страниц: 351 |
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... never had a champion whose temper and behavior were more nearly in accord with the practical injunctions of the Christian religion . Whatever we or any one may think of Dar- win's scientific theories , no one can gainsay the value of ...
... never had a champion whose temper and behavior were more nearly in accord with the practical injunctions of the Christian religion . Whatever we or any one may think of Dar- win's scientific theories , no one can gainsay the value of ...
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... never were united Means of Dispersal These Means of Transport not accidental 115 116 118 Dispersal during the Glacial Period The Theory of Creation inadequate Causes of a Glacial Climate 119 122 123 Difficulties not yet removed 124 ...
... never were united Means of Dispersal These Means of Transport not accidental 115 116 118 Dispersal during the Glacial Period The Theory of Creation inadequate Causes of a Glacial Climate 119 122 123 Difficulties not yet removed 124 ...
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... Development of the Marriage - Tie 250 Unnatural Selection in Marriage Modifying Influences in Both Sexes " Grounds that will never be shaken " 252 254 256 XII . THE EXPRESSION OF THE EMOTIONS IN MAN AND CONTENTS . xiii.
... Development of the Marriage - Tie 250 Unnatural Selection in Marriage Modifying Influences in Both Sexes " Grounds that will never be shaken " 252 254 256 XII . THE EXPRESSION OF THE EMOTIONS IN MAN AND CONTENTS . xiii.
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... never been crossed with any plant beyond the distance of a few feet , in all probability their offspring would have been reduced to the same state as some of the plants in my experiments -such as the intercrossed plants of the ninth ...
... never been crossed with any plant beyond the distance of a few feet , in all probability their offspring would have been reduced to the same state as some of the plants in my experiments -such as the intercrossed plants of the ninth ...
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... never observed continu- ously a sleeping plant would naturally suppose that the leaves moved only in the evening when going to sleep , and in the morning when awaking ; but he would be quite mistaken , for we have found no exception to ...
... never observed continu- ously a sleeping plant would naturally suppose that the leaves moved only in the evening when going to sleep , and in the morning when awaking ; but he would be quite mistaken , for we have found no exception to ...
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