Darwinism Stated by Darwin Himself: Characteristic Passages from the Writings of Charles DarwinD. Appleton, 1884 - Всего страниц: 351 |
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... possess some Power of Reasoning The Power of Association in Dog and Savage The Lower Animals progress in Intelligence The Power of Abstraction The Evolution of Language Development of Languages and Species compared The Sense of Beauty ...
... possess some Power of Reasoning The Power of Association in Dog and Savage The Lower Animals progress in Intelligence The Power of Abstraction The Evolution of Language Development of Languages and Species compared The Sense of Beauty ...
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... possess this power . 1. The first action of a tendril is to place itself in a proper position . For instance , the tendril of Cobæa first rises vertically up , with its branches divergent and with the terminal hooks turned outward ; the ...
... possess this power . 1. The first action of a tendril is to place itself in a proper position . For instance , the tendril of Cobæa first rises vertically up , with its branches divergent and with the terminal hooks turned outward ; the ...
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... possess nerves or a central nervous system ; and we may infer that with animals such structures serve only for the more perfect transmis- sion of impressions , and for the more complete intercom- munication of the several parts . The ...
... possess nerves or a central nervous system ; and we may infer that with animals such structures serve only for the more perfect transmis- sion of impressions , and for the more complete intercom- munication of the several parts . The ...
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... possessed fifteen organs , arranged alternately , three within three , in five whorls ; and that the now wonderfully changed structure of the flower is due to a long course of slow modification — each modification having been preserved ...
... possessed fifteen organs , arranged alternately , three within three , in five whorls ; and that the now wonderfully changed structure of the flower is due to a long course of slow modification — each modification having been preserved ...
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... possess great muscular power . In many parts of England a weight of more than ten tons ( 10,516 kilogrammes ) of dry earth annually passes through their bodies and is brought to the surface on each acre of land ; so that the whole ...
... possess great muscular power . In many parts of England a weight of more than ten tons ( 10,516 kilogrammes ) of dry earth annually passes through their bodies and is brought to the surface on each acre of land ; so that the whole ...
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