Darwinism Stated by Darwin Himself: Characteristic Passages from the Writings of Charles DarwinD. Appleton, 1884 - Всего страниц: 351 |
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... Savage Wisdom in the Cultivation of Plants . Unknown Laws of Inheritance • Laws of Inheritance that are fairly well established . Inherited Peculiarities in Man Inherited Diseases Causes of Non - Inheritance Steps by which Domestic ...
... Savage Wisdom in the Cultivation of Plants . Unknown Laws of Inheritance • Laws of Inheritance that are fairly well established . Inherited Peculiarities in Man Inherited Diseases Causes of Non - Inheritance Steps by which Domestic ...
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... 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 • Development of the Ear for Music IX . DEVELOPMENT OF THE MORAL ...
... 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 • Development of the Ear for Music IX . DEVELOPMENT OF THE MORAL ...
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... to the wild species still living there - from the facility with which they can often be crossed together - from even half - tamed animals being so much valued by savages - and from 56 DARWINISM STATED BY DARWIN HIMSELF .
... to the wild species still living there - from the facility with which they can often be crossed together - from even half - tamed animals being so much valued by savages - and from 56 DARWINISM STATED BY DARWIN HIMSELF .
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... savages - and from the other circumstances previously remarked on which favor their domestication , it is highly probable that the domes- tic dogs of the world are descended from two well - defined species of wolf ( viz . , C. lupus and ...
... savages - and from the other circumstances previously remarked on which favor their domestication , it is highly probable that the domes- tic dogs of the world are descended from two well - defined species of wolf ( viz . , C. lupus and ...
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... savages of every land , with the results handed down by tradition , the nu- tritious , stimulating , and medicinal properties of the most unpromising plants were probably first discovered . It appears , for instance , at first an ...
... savages of every land , with the results handed down by tradition , the nu- tritious , stimulating , and medicinal properties of the most unpromising plants were probably first discovered . It appears , for instance , at first an ...
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