Darwiniana: EssaysAppleton, 1894 - 475ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... selective breeding is definitely proved to give rise to varieties infertile with one another , the logical foundation of the theory of natural selection is incomplete . We still remain very much in the dark about the causes of variation ...
... selective breeding is definitely proved to give rise to varieties infertile with one another , the logical foundation of the theory of natural selection is incomplete . We still remain very much in the dark about the causes of variation ...
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... selective breeding , the progeny of a common stock may become separated into groups distinguished from one another ... selection , however distinct they may appear to be , not only breed freely together , but the offspring of such ...
... selective breeding , the progeny of a common stock may become separated into groups distinguished from one another ... selection , however distinct they may appear to be , not only breed freely together , but the offspring of such ...
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... selection ? that there is such a thing as natural selection ? that none of the ph©¡nomena exhibited by species are ... selective breeding , given rise to another group which was , even in the least degree , infertile. 74 II THE ORIGIN ...
... selection ? that there is such a thing as natural selection ? that none of the ph©¡nomena exhibited by species are ... selective breeding , given rise to another group which was , even in the least degree , infertile. 74 II THE ORIGIN ...
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... selection , or survival of the fittest , was suggested by Wells in 1813 , and further elaborated by Matthew in 1831. But ... selective breeding , pursued in all its applications with marvellous knowledge and skill by Mr. Darwin , a valid ...
... selection , or survival of the fittest , was suggested by Wells in 1813 , and further elaborated by Matthew in 1831. But ... selective breeding , pursued in all its applications with marvellous knowledge and skill by Mr. Darwin , a valid ...
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... selective breeding from accidental variation . A still more striking case of what may be done by selective breeding , and it is a better case , be- cause there is no chance of that partial infusion of error to which I alluded , has been ...
... selective breeding from accidental variation . A still more striking case of what may be done by selective breeding , and it is a better case , be- cause there is no chance of that partial infusion of error to which I alluded , has been ...
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