Darwiniana: EssaysAppleton, 1894 - 475ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... animalcules commence their existence under forms which are essentially undistinguishable ; and this is true of all the infinite variety of plants . Nay , more , all living beings march , side by side , along the high road of development ...
... animalcules commence their existence under forms which are essentially undistinguishable ; and this is true of all the infinite variety of plants . Nay , more , all living beings march , side by side , along the high road of development ...
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... ( animalcules and sponges ) . Now , by pursuing this sort of comparison , naturalists have arrived at the conviction that there are , some think five , and some seven , -but certainly not more than the latter number - and perhaps it is ...
... ( animalcules and sponges ) . Now , by pursuing this sort of comparison , naturalists have arrived at the conviction that there are , some think five , and some seven , -but certainly not more than the latter number - and perhaps it is ...
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... animalcules swimming about in all directions . From facts of this kind naturalists were led to revive the theory of ... animalcules . They made an hypothesis about this which was a very fair one . They said , this matter of the animal ...
... animalcules swimming about in all directions . From facts of this kind naturalists were led to revive the theory of ... animalcules . They made an hypothesis about this which was a very fair one . They said , this matter of the animal ...
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... animalcules would appear if it were exposed to the air into a vessel and boiled it , and then sealed up the mouth of the vessel , so that no air , save such as had been heated to 212 ¡Æ , could reach its contents , that then no animalcules ...
... animalcules would appear if it were exposed to the air into a vessel and boiled it , and then sealed up the mouth of the vessel , so that no air , save such as had been heated to 212 ¡Æ , could reach its contents , that then no animalcules ...
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