The Human SpeciesD. Appleton, 1905 - 498 pagini |
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... evident that , in order to solve the first problem which arises from a study of the natural history of man , we must have a clear idea what are these great groups of beings , which are called kingdoms ; we must give an account of the ...
... evident that , in order to solve the first problem which arises from a study of the natural history of man , we must have a clear idea what are these great groups of beings , which are called kingdoms ; we must give an account of the ...
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... evident that the question before us is a purely scientific one , and entirely within the province of the natural sciences . Unfortunately the discussion has by no means been confined to this ground . A dogma supported by the authority ...
... evident that the question before us is a purely scientific one , and entirely within the province of the natural sciences . Unfortunately the discussion has by no means been confined to this ground . A dogma supported by the authority ...
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... evident that the question depends entirely upon the two words species and race . It is then absolutely necessary to determine as accurately as possible the sense of each , and yet there are anthropologists , such as Knox , for instance ...
... evident that the question depends entirely upon the two words species and race . It is then absolutely necessary to determine as accurately as possible the sense of each , and yet there are anthropologists , such as Knox , for instance ...
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Armand Quatrefages. variations resulting from age and sex , it is at once evident that all representatives of the same specific type differ in some points . Although these differences are very slight , they constitute individual traits ...
Armand Quatrefages. variations resulting from age and sex , it is at once evident that all representatives of the same specific type differ in some points . Although these differences are very slight , they constitute individual traits ...
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... evident that the solution must be sought elsewhere . Where then must we turn in order to obtain a definite answer to this question which concerns us so closely ? Clearly to naturalists and to naturalists alone . The Species and the Race ...
... evident that the solution must be sought elsewhere . Where then must we turn in order to obtain a definite answer to this question which concerns us so closely ? Clearly to naturalists and to naturalists alone . The Species and the Race ...
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