Darwinism Stated by Darwin Himself: Characteristic Passages from the Writings of Charles DarwinD. Appleton, 1890 - Всего страниц: 351 |
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... hand of God . " - Canon FARRAR . " He has not one word to say against religion ; ... by - and - by it may be seen that he has done much to put religious faith as well as scientific knowledge on a higher plane . " - Independent . " A ...
... hand of God . " - Canon FARRAR . " He has not one word to say against religion ; ... by - and - by it may be seen that he has done much to put religious faith as well as scientific knowledge on a higher plane . " - Independent . " A ...
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... hand , prepare for action by tem- porarily curving themselves downward , so as to serve as grapnels . 2. If a twining plant or a tendril gets by any accident into an inclined position , it soon bends upward , though secluded from the ...
... hand , prepare for action by tem- porarily curving themselves downward , so as to serve as grapnels . 2. If a twining plant or a tendril gets by any accident into an inclined position , it soon bends upward , though secluded from the ...
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... hand , in a few instances tendrils bend toward the dark . 4. We have the spontaneous revolving movement which is independent of any outward stimulus , but is contingent on the youth of the part , and on vigorous health ; and this again ...
... hand , in a few instances tendrils bend toward the dark . 4. We have the spontaneous revolving movement which is independent of any outward stimulus , but is contingent on the youth of the part , and on vigorous health ; and this again ...
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... hand of Nature almost in any way which he chooses ; and thus he can certainly produce a great result . Selection may be followed either methodically and intentionally , or unconsciously and unin- tentionally . Man may select and ...
... hand of Nature almost in any way which he chooses ; and thus he can certainly produce a great result . Selection may be followed either methodically and intentionally , or unconsciously and unin- tentionally . Man may select and ...
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... hand , to the close similarity of the skulls of extinct as well as living wolves and jackals , and owing , on the other hand , to the great dissimilarity of the skulls of the several breeds of the domestic dogs . It seems , however ...
... hand , to the close similarity of the skulls of extinct as well as living wolves and jackals , and owing , on the other hand , to the great dissimilarity of the skulls of the several breeds of the domestic dogs . It seems , however ...
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