...reversions of character probably do occur." Then, next, the same writer propounds the following : " I can see no good reason to doubt that female birds...standard of beauty, might produce a marked effect. I strongly suspect that some well known laws with respect to the plumage of male and f emal birds,...

...a short time give elegant carnage and beauty to his bantams, according to L.is standard of beauty, I can see no good reason to doubt that female birds,...standard of beauty, might produce a. marked effect. I strongly suspect that some well-known laws with respect to the plumage of male and female birds,...

...a short time give elegant carriage and beauty to his bantams, according to his standard of beauty, I can see no good reason to doubt that female birds,...standard of beauty, might produce a marked effect. I strongly suspect that some well-known laws with respect to the plumage of male and female birds,...

...a short time, give elegant carriage and beauty to his bantams, according to his standard of beauty, I can see no good reason to doubt that female birds,...standard of beauty, might produce a marked effect." But the idea of " Natural Selection," which characterizes our author's hypothesis, is, that of an omnipotent,...

...suggested by a contemplation of Nature. ' Flowers may be regarded not only as the last, but the * 'I see no good reason to doubt that female birds by selecting...standard of beauty, might produce a marked effect' (91). It would appear therefore that the beauty of male birds is not according to any real standard...

...suggested by a contemplation of Nature. ' Flowers may be regarded not only as the last, but the * ' I see no good reason to doubt that female birds by selecting...generations the most melodious or beautiful males, acconliay to their standard of beauty, might produce a marked effect' (91). It would appear therefore...

...suggested by a contemplation of Nature. 'Flowers may be regarded not only as the htst, but the * ' I see no good reason to doubt that female birds by selecting...thousands of generations the most melodious or beautiful mules, according to their standard of beauty, might produce a marked effect' (91). It would appear...

...short time, give elegant carriage and beauty to his bantams, according to his standard of beauty, 1 can see no good reason to doubt that female birds,...standard of beauty, might produce a marked effect." But the idea of " Natural Selection," which characterizes our author's hypothesis, is, that of an omnipotent,...

...short time give beauty and an elegant carriage to his bantams, according to his standard of beauty, I can see no good reason to doubt that female birds,...males, according to their standard of beauty, might prodnco a marked effect. Some wellknown laws, with respect to the plumage of male and female birds,...

...with larger and larger mouths, till a creati/re was produced as monstrous as a whale....! can see no reason to doubt that female birds, by selecting, during thousands of generations, the most melodious and beautiful males, according to their standard of beauty, might produce a marked effect.... Individual...