The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection: Or, The Preservation of Favored Races in the Struggle for Life, Volumen2AMS Press, 1972 |
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... give the characters common , for instance , to all mammals , by another those common to all carnivora , by another ... gives the characters , seem to imply that some deeper bond is included in our classifications than mere resemblance ...
... give the characters common , for instance , to all mammals , by another those common to all carnivora , by another ... gives the characters , seem to imply that some deeper bond is included in our classifications than mere resemblance ...
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... give definitions by which each group could be distinguished , still a natural classification , or at least a natural arrangement , would be possible . We shall see this by turning to the diagram ; the letters , A to L , may represent ...
... give definitions by which each group could be distinguished , still a natural classification , or at least a natural arrangement , would be possible . We shall see this by turning to the diagram ; the letters , A to L , may represent ...
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... give the details ) of the beak , width of mouth , length of nostril and of eyelid , size of feet and length of leg , in the wild parent - species , in pouters , fantails , runts , barbs , dragons , carriers , and tumblers . Now some of ...
... give the details ) of the beak , width of mouth , length of nostril and of eyelid , size of feet and length of leg , in the wild parent - species , in pouters , fantails , runts , barbs , dragons , carriers , and tumblers . Now some of ...
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CONTENTS OF VOL | 1 |
CHAPTER X | 48 |
CHAPTER XII | 129 |
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