The Human SpeciesD. Appleton, 1905 - 498 pagini |
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... least which form part of our heavens . Let us first establish the fact that upon our globe we again meet with the Keplerian Movement in falling bodies . Attraction is here represented by Weight . Gravitation re- appears Empires and ...
... least which form part of our heavens . Let us first establish the fact that upon our globe we again meet with the Keplerian Movement in falling bodies . Attraction is here represented by Weight . Gravitation re- appears Empires and ...
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... least apparently so , which often is the characteristic of animal species , and with which each individual is endowed . These two orders of facts are very often confounded , but the confusion can be explained as follows . In the first ...
... least apparently so , which often is the characteristic of animal species , and with which each individual is endowed . These two orders of facts are very often confounded , but the confusion can be explained as follows . In the first ...
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... least of its organs , the animal must contend with weight ; it cannot perform the smallest movement without the intervention of physico - chemical phenomena ; it cannot breathe , and , there- fore , cannot live , without constantly ...
... least of its organs , the animal must contend with weight ; it cannot perform the smallest movement without the intervention of physico - chemical phenomena ; it cannot breathe , and , there- fore , cannot live , without constantly ...
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... least , between certain animal and human acts , and yet being anxious to clearly distinguish man from the brute , they have given to the acts different interpretations as they have been performed by one or the other . Naturalists have ...
... least , between certain animal and human acts , and yet being anxious to clearly distinguish man from the brute , they have given to the acts different interpretations as they have been performed by one or the other . Naturalists have ...
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... least four distinct genera neces- sary , if they are considered as so many species . Among mammals analogous facts are noticed , in the case of the dog . At the Dog Show of 1863 , the Society of Acclima- tisation , which had been very ...
... least four distinct genera neces- sary , if they are considered as so many species . Among mammals analogous facts are noticed , in the case of the dog . At the Dog Show of 1863 , the Society of Acclima- tisation , which had been very ...
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Pagina 104 - The early progenitors of man were no doubt once covered with hair, both sexes having beards ; their ears were pointed and capable of movement ; and their bodies were provided with a tail, having the proper muscles.
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