Darwinism Stated by Darwin Himself: Characteristic Passages from the Writings of Charles DarwinD. Appleton, 1890 - 351 من الصفحات |
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... less complete explanations of the universe . " - Canon BARRY . " The fundamental doctrine of the theist is left precisely as it was . The belief in the great Creator and Ruler of the Universe is , as we have seen , confessed by the ...
... less complete explanations of the universe . " - Canon BARRY . " The fundamental doctrine of the theist is left precisely as it was . The belief in the great Creator and Ruler of the Universe is , as we have seen , confessed by the ...
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... less injurious than that of persons who had always lived in the same place and followed the same habits of life . Nor can I see reason to doubt that the widely different habits of life of men and women in civilized nations , especially ...
... less injurious than that of persons who had always lived in the same place and followed the same habits of life . Nor can I see reason to doubt that the widely different habits of life of men and women in civilized nations , especially ...
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... less than ninety - two fruit , which , however , were very poor . I se- lected one of the finest branches with fifteen fruit , and these contained twenty seeds , or on an average 1.33 per fruit . I then took by hazard fifteen fruit from ...
... less than ninety - two fruit , which , however , were very poor . I se- lected one of the finest branches with fifteen fruit , and these contained twenty seeds , or on an average 1.33 per fruit . I then took by hazard fifteen fruit from ...
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... less sterile . With di- morphic species two illegitimate unions , and with trimor- phic species twelve are possible . There is reason to be- lieve that the sterility of these unions has not been spe- cially acquired , but follows as an ...
... less sterile . With di- morphic species two illegitimate unions , and with trimor- phic species twelve are possible . There is reason to be- lieve that the sterility of these unions has not been spe- cially acquired , but follows as an ...
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... less and less nectar being secreted from the inner membrane , with more and more retained within the intercellular spaces . Other analogous cases could be given . Although an organ may not have been originally formed for some special ...
... less and less nectar being secreted from the inner membrane , with more and more retained within the intercellular spaces . Other analogous cases could be given . Although an organ may not have been originally formed for some special ...
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