Darwinism Stated by Darwin Himself: Characteristic Passages from the Writings of Charles DarwinD. Appleton, 1884 - Всего страниц: 351 |
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... RESPECT TO ANIMALS AND PLANTS . Inherited Effect of Changed Habits Effects of the Use and Disuse of Parts Vague Origin of our Domestic Animals Descent of the Domestic Pigeon Origin of the Dog . Origin of the Horse Causes of ...
... RESPECT TO ANIMALS AND PLANTS . Inherited Effect of Changed Habits Effects of the Use and Disuse of Parts Vague Origin of our Domestic Animals Descent of the Domestic Pigeon Origin of the Dog . Origin of the Horse Causes of ...
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... respect to the means by which these various movements are effected , there can be little doubt , from the researches of Sachs and H. de Vries , that they are due to unequal growth ; but , from the reasons already assigned , I can not ...
... respect to the means by which these various movements are effected , there can be little doubt , from the researches of Sachs and H. de Vries , that they are due to unequal growth ; but , from the reasons already assigned , I can not ...
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... respects , including their sexual nature . And , secondly , that the advantages of cross- fertilization depend on the sexual elements of the parents having become in some degree differentiated by the ex- posure of their progenitors to ...
... respects , including their sexual nature . And , secondly , that the advantages of cross- fertilization depend on the sexual elements of the parents having become in some degree differentiated by the ex- posure of their progenitors to ...
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... respect to mankind , my son George Page 460 . has endeavored to discover by a statistical in- vestigation whether the marriages of first cousins are at all injurious , although this is a degree of relationship which would not be ...
... respect to mankind , my son George Page 460 . has endeavored to discover by a statistical in- vestigation whether the marriages of first cousins are at all injurious , although this is a degree of relationship which would not be ...
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... respect to the polleniferous bushes , the one marked C did not bear a single fruit during the years 1863 and 1864 , but during 1865 it produced no less than ninety - two fruit , which , however , were very poor . I se- lected one of the ...
... respect to the polleniferous bushes , the one marked C did not bear a single fruit during the years 1863 and 1864 , but during 1865 it produced no less than ninety - two fruit , which , however , were very poor . I se- lected one of the ...
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