Darwinism Stated by Darwin Himself: Characteristic Passages from the Writings of Charles DarwinD. Appleton, 1884 - Всего страниц: 351 |
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... remains . The transverse rows of hairs are so numerous that they seem superfluous merely for the sake of pre- venting the escape of prey , and , as they are thin and delicate , they probably serve as additional absorbents , in the same ...
... remains . The transverse rows of hairs are so numerous that they seem superfluous merely for the sake of pre- venting the escape of prey , and , as they are thin and delicate , they probably serve as additional absorbents , in the same ...
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... remains have been preserved ; though no doubt the worms have in these cases been largely aided by earth washed and blown from the adjoining land , especially when culti- vated . The old tesselated pavements have , however , often ...
... remains have been preserved ; though no doubt the worms have in these cases been largely aided by earth washed and blown from the adjoining land , especially when culti- vated . The old tesselated pavements have , however , often ...
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... remains have been found in the later tertiary deposits more like those of a large dog than of a wolf , which favors the belief of De Blainville that our dogs are the descendants of a single extinct species . On the other hand , some ...
... remains have been found in the later tertiary deposits more like those of a large dog than of a wolf , which favors the belief of De Blainville that our dogs are the descendants of a single extinct species . On the other hand , some ...
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... remains of extinct animals , in districts which have since undergone great geographical changes , that man has existed for an incomparably longer period , and bearing in mind that the most barbarous nations possess domestic dogs , the ...
... remains of extinct animals , in districts which have since undergone great geographical changes , that man has existed for an incomparably longer period , and bearing in mind that the most barbarous nations possess domestic dogs , the ...
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... Remains of this animal in a domesticated con- dition have been found in the Swiss lake - dwell- ings , belonging to the Neolithic period . At the present time the number of breeds is great , as may be seen by consulting any treatise on ...
... Remains of this animal in a domesticated con- dition have been found in the Swiss lake - dwell- ings , belonging to the Neolithic period . At the present time the number of breeds is great , as may be seen by consulting any treatise on ...
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