Darwinism Stated by Darwin Himself: Characteristic Passages from the Writings of Charles DarwinD. Appleton, 1890 - Всего страниц: 351 |
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... Hair 269 Erection of the Ears . . 270 A Startled Horse . 271 Monkey - Shines . 271 Weeping of Man and Brute The Grief - Muscles 272 . 275 Voluntary Power over the Grief - Muscles . " Down in the Mouth " Laughter . 276 . 278 279 ...
... Hair 269 Erection of the Ears . . 270 A Startled Horse . 271 Monkey - Shines . 271 Weeping of Man and Brute The Grief - Muscles 272 . 275 Voluntary Power over the Grief - Muscles . " Down in the Mouth " Laughter . 276 . 278 279 ...
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... hairs ; and these will profit by that brought to them by the rain . There is a second class of plants which , as we have just seen , can not digest , but absorb , the products of the decay of the animals which they capture , namely ...
... hairs ; and these will profit by that brought to them by the rain . There is a second class of plants which , as we have just seen , can not digest , but absorb , the products of the decay of the animals which they capture , namely ...
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... hairs , pointing downward . These hairs have broad bases , and their tips are. 36 DARWINISM STATED BY DARWIN HIMSELF .
... hairs , pointing downward . These hairs have broad bases , and their tips are. 36 DARWINISM STATED BY DARWIN HIMSELF .
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... hairs , having broad bulb- ous bases , with similarly constructed sharp points . They arise from little projecting ridges , formed of rectangular epidermic cells . The hairs vary a little in length , but their points generally extend ...
... hairs , having broad bulb- ous bases , with similarly constructed sharp points . They arise from little projecting ridges , formed of rectangular epidermic cells . The hairs vary a little in length , but their points generally extend ...
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... hairs on the lips , and , as soon as they passed some way down the neck , it would be scarcely possible for them to return , owing to the many transverse rows of long , straight , downward - pointing hairs , together with the ridges ...
... hairs on the lips , and , as soon as they passed some way down the neck , it would be scarcely possible for them to return , owing to the many transverse rows of long , straight , downward - pointing hairs , together with the ridges ...
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