The Human SpeciesD. Appleton, 1905 - 498 pagini |
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... greater the contrast . The small size of the moneron and the amoeba prevents , it is true , certain observations . I appeal , however , to all those natu- ralists who have studied certain marine sponges in a living state . They must ...
... greater the contrast . The small size of the moneron and the amoeba prevents , it is true , certain observations . I appeal , however , to all those natu- ralists who have studied certain marine sponges in a living state . They must ...
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... greater than that which would result merely from their own weight . And yet these bodies have no more ceased to possess weight than those masses of iron raised by the powerful magnets of M. Jamin . Etherodynamy in these two cases merely ...
... greater than that which would result merely from their own weight . And yet these bodies have no more ceased to possess weight than those masses of iron raised by the powerful magnets of M. Jamin . Etherodynamy in these two cases merely ...
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... greater number of them were only guided in their writings by a controversial spirit , their chief aim was the destruction of a dogma . Unfortunately , the same pre- possession appears in too many works published in our own day . On the ...
... greater number of them were only guided in their writings by a controversial spirit , their chief aim was the destruction of a dogma . Unfortunately , the same pre- possession appears in too many works published in our own day . On the ...
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... greater stumbling - block of the two . No one would hesitate to consider two individuals resembling each other very closely as belonging to the same species ; if , however , they present somewhat marked differences , and the necessary ...
... greater stumbling - block of the two . No one would hesitate to consider two individuals resembling each other very closely as belonging to the same species ; if , however , they present somewhat marked differences , and the necessary ...
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... been very strict in its rules of admission and only received perfectly pure types , collected no fewer than seventy races of dogs . The greater number , however , belonged to Europe , and to France and England in 44 The Human Species .
... been very strict in its rules of admission and only received perfectly pure types , collected no fewer than seventy races of dogs . The greater number , however , belonged to Europe , and to France and England in 44 The Human Species .
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