My Life: A Record of Events and Opinions, 2. köideDodd, Mead, 1906 |
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... theory thus almost proved to be true . " The following week I brought the subject to the notice of the Fellows of the Entomological Society at their evening meeting ( March 4 ) , requesting that any of them who had the opportunity would ...
... theory thus almost proved to be true . " The following week I brought the subject to the notice of the Fellows of the Entomological Society at their evening meeting ( March 4 ) , requesting that any of them who had the opportunity would ...
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... theory of the origin of the colours of animals , and especially of insects . I hope many of your readers may be thereby induced to make such observations as I have indicated , and if they will kindly send me their notes at the end of ...
... theory of the origin of the colours of animals , and especially of insects . I hope many of your readers may be thereby induced to make such observations as I have indicated , and if they will kindly send me their notes at the end of ...
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... Theory of Natural Selection from a Mathematical Point of View , " and this paper was printed in full in Nature of November 10 , 1870. To this I replied on November 17 , and my reply so pleased Mr. Darwin that he at once wrote to me as ...
... Theory of Natural Selection from a Mathematical Point of View , " and this paper was printed in full in Nature of November 10 , 1870. To this I replied on November 17 , and my reply so pleased Mr. Darwin that he at once wrote to me as ...
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... theory I advocate does not go to the root of the matter . It is true that I am ' unconscious ' of anything of the kind , for I maintain , and am prepared to prove , that the theory , if true , does go to the very root of the question of ...
... theory I advocate does not go to the root of the matter . It is true that I am ' unconscious ' of anything of the kind , for I maintain , and am prepared to prove , that the theory , if true , does go to the very root of the question of ...
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... theory of natural selection . It was put forward both by mere literary critics and also by naturalists , and was in many cases adduced as a discovery which completely over- threw the whole of Darwin's work . So frequent was it that ...
... theory of natural selection . It was put forward both by mere literary critics and also by naturalists , and was in many cases adduced as a discovery which completely over- threw the whole of Darwin's work . So frequent was it that ...
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