...professor to clothe his reasoning in other words than his own. " Dr. Fleming," writes the professor, " has observed that ' no one acquainted with the gramineous...rein-deer.' But we may readily believe, that any one cognisant of the food of the elk, might be likely to have suspected cryptogamic vegetation to have...

...even to offer a feasible conjecture, concerning that of the extinct species. No one, as he observes, acquainted with the gramineous character of the food...would have assigned a lichen to the rein-deer. But, admitting that the trees and herbage on which the fossil elephants and rhinoceroses may have fed were...

...even to offer a feasible conjecture, concerning that uf the extinct .species. No one, as he observes, acquainted with the gramineous character of the food...would have assigned a lichen to the rein-deer. But, admitting that the trees and herbage on which the fossil elephants and rhinoceroses may have fed were...

...living species of British testacea. offer a probable conjecture, concerning that of the extinct species. No one acquainted with the gramineous character of...roe, would have assigned a lichen to the reindeer." Travellers mention that, even now, when the climate of eastern Asia is so much colder than the same...

...even to ofi'er a probable conjecture concerning that of the extinct species. No one acquainted with gramineous character of the food of our fallow-deer,...would have assigned a lichen to the reindeer." But as all agree that the whole genera of elephants lived on vegetable food, the difficulty scarcely subsides...

...enable us to determine, or even to offer a probable conjecture concerning that of the extinct species. No one acquainted with the gramineous character of...would have assigned a lichen to the reindeer." But as all agree that the whole genera of elephants lived on vegetable food, the difficulty scarcely subsides...

...enable us to determine, or even to offer a probable conjecture, concerning that of the extinct species. No one acquainted with the gramineous character of...roe, would have assigned a lichen to the rein-deer." Travellers mention that, even now, when the climate of eastern Asia is so much colder than the same...

...enable us to determine, oi even to offer a probable conjecture concerning that of the extinct species. No one acquainted with the gramineous character of...would have assigned a lichen to the reindeer." But as all agree that the whole genera of elephants lived on vegetable food, the difficulty scarcely subsides...

...further investigations of the relation of its organization to its habits, climate, and mode of life, appear to have been instituted ; they have in some...instances, indeed, been rather checked than promoted. Ur. Fleming has observed that " no one acquainted with the gramineous character of the food of our...

...professor to clothe his reasoning in other words than his own. "Dr. Fleming," writes the professor, "has observed that 'no one acquainted with the gramineous...rein-deer.' But we may readily believe, that any one cognisant of the food of the elk, might be likely to have suspected cryptogamic vegetation to have...