The Human SpeciesD. Appleton, 1905 - 498 pagini |
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... separated by the phenomena they exhibit . It is the same with the causes of the phe- nomenon . Naturalists and physiologists are here divided . Some would have it that the cause , or the causes , are identical , and that conditions ...
... separated by the phenomena they exhibit . It is the same with the causes of the phe- nomenon . Naturalists and physiologists are here divided . Some would have it that the cause , or the causes , are identical , and that conditions ...
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... , which , according to him , separated the Negro from the White man . Besides those polygenists who are influenced by pre- judices almost or entirely unscientific , there are sincere and Monogenism and Polygenism . 31.
... , which , according to him , separated the Negro from the White man . Besides those polygenists who are influenced by pre- judices almost or entirely unscientific , there are sincere and Monogenism and Polygenism . 31.
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... separating them . To convince ourselves of this fact it is only necessary to read the definitions which they have given . Each one of them , from Buffon and Cuvier to MM . Chevreul and C. Vogt has , so to speak , proposed his own . Now ...
... separating them . To convince ourselves of this fact it is only necessary to read the definitions which they have given . Each one of them , from Buffon and Cuvier to MM . Chevreul and C. Vogt has , so to speak , proposed his own . Now ...
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... separation of the fractions into very different groups . Now there is no animal species which presents these essentially morphological characters in a higher degree than man . When the human groups are studied in some detail , the ...
... separation of the fractions into very different groups . Now there is no animal species which presents these essentially morphological characters in a higher degree than man . When the human groups are studied in some detail , the ...
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... separated from each other by a number of other races if stature alone were taken into account . The intercrossing and fusion of characters , so marked between human groups , are inexplicable if we consider these groups as species ...
... separated from each other by a number of other races if stature alone were taken into account . The intercrossing and fusion of characters , so marked between human groups , are inexplicable if we consider these groups as species ...
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