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As I have said in the seventh essay, the fact of evolution is to my mind sufficiently
evidenced by palaeontology; and I remain of the opinion expressed in the
second, that until selective breeding is definitely proved to give rise to varieties
infertile ...
As I have said in the seventh essay, the fact of evolution is to my mind sufficiently
evidenced by palaeontology; and I remain of the opinion expressed in the
second, that until selective breeding is definitely proved to give rise to varieties
infertile ...
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Seeing that most of these obvious kinds have their accidental varieties, and that
they often shade into others by imperceptible degrees, it may well be imagined
that the task of distinguishing between what is permanent and what fleeting, what
...
Seeing that most of these obvious kinds have their accidental varieties, and that
they often shade into others by imperceptible degrees, it may well be imagined
that the task of distinguishing between what is permanent and what fleeting, what
...
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... though he took the greatest pains to cross the Primrose and the Cowslip,
succeeded only once or twice in several years; and yet it is a wellestablished fact
that the Primrose and the Cowslip are only varieties of the same kind of plant.
Again ...
... though he took the greatest pains to cross the Primrose and the Cowslip,
succeeded only once or twice in several years; and yet it is a wellestablished fact
that the Primrose and the Cowslip are only varieties of the same kind of plant.
Again ...
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... occasionally, the amount of difference is much more strongly marked, and then
the divergent offspring receives the name of a Variety. Multitudes, of what there is
every reason to believe are such varieties, are known, but the origin of very few ...
... occasionally, the amount of difference is much more strongly marked, and then
the divergent offspring receives the name of a Variety. Multitudes, of what there is
every reason to believe are such varieties, are known, but the origin of very few ...
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Varieties then arise we know not why; and it is more than probable that the
majority of varieties have arisen in this “spontaneous” manner, though we are, of
course, far from denying that they may be traced, in some cases, to distinct
external ...
Varieties then arise we know not why; and it is more than probable that the
majority of varieties have arisen in this “spontaneous” manner, though we are, of
course, far from denying that they may be traced, in some cases, to distinct
external ...
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| 제목 | Darwiniana: Essays 2권/Collected Essays, Thomas Henry Huxley 2권/Collected essays by T.H. Huxley 2권/Essays, Thomas Henry Huxley |
| 저자 | Thomas Henry Huxley |
| 발행인 | Appleton, 1894 |
| 길이 | 475페이지 |
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