The Human SpeciesD. Appleton, 1905 - 498 pagini |
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... whole , in the part assigned to the bodies which compose it , and in the nature of the relations which unite them . They would still form the Sidereal Kingdom . This kingdom is then characterised by a general phe- nomenon , the ...
... whole , in the part assigned to the bodies which compose it , and in the nature of the relations which unite them . They would still form the Sidereal Kingdom . This kingdom is then characterised by a general phe- nomenon , the ...
Pagina 8
... whole , of cosmos , as Humboldt would have said , cannot escape from , the force which governs the whole . But upon the surface of our Earth and in its interior , as far as we have been able to penetrate either by direct observation or ...
... whole , of cosmos , as Humboldt would have said , cannot escape from , the force which governs the whole . But upon the surface of our Earth and in its interior , as far as we have been able to penetrate either by direct observation or ...
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... whole which are perfectly independent of the laws of gravitation and etherodynamy . The regulating and determining cause of these movements is evidently within the animal itself . It is the Will . But the Will itself is intimately ...
... whole which are perfectly independent of the laws of gravitation and etherodynamy . The regulating and determining cause of these movements is evidently within the animal itself . It is the Will . But the Will itself is intimately ...
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... whole , depend . Thus life , which reigned supreme in the vegetable kingdom , now in its turn , appears in a subordinate character . We might say that it was essentially entrusted with the organisation and maintenance of the instruments ...
... whole , depend . Thus life , which reigned supreme in the vegetable kingdom , now in its turn , appears in a subordinate character . We might say that it was essentially entrusted with the organisation and maintenance of the instruments ...
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... whole . Now , thanks to the labours of Adanson , Jussieu and Cuvier , naturalists now know that this is the right course to pursue in judging of the relations which exist between beings . The Natural Method no longer allows the choice ...
... whole . Now , thanks to the labours of Adanson , Jussieu and Cuvier , naturalists now know that this is the right course to pursue in judging of the relations which exist between beings . The Natural Method no longer allows the choice ...
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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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