 | William Boyd Dawkins - 1880 - 574 lehte
...the Macacus inuus of Barbary represents the upper Pleiocene apes. 2 Gaudry, Les Euchainemrnts, p. 87. antlers in the living deer, which begin with a simple point, and increase the number of tynes until their limit is reached. It is obvious, from the progressive diminution in... | |
 | William Boyd Dawkins - 1880 - 578 lehte
...of Dakota and Nebraska, 4to. Acad. Nat. Sc., Philadelphia, second series, vii. PI. xxviii. Fig. 8. antlers in the living deer, which begin with a simple point, and increase the number of tynes until their limit is reached. It is obvious, from the progressive diminution in... | |
 | 1882 - 406 lehte
...either in the living or fossil state. These successive changes are analogous to those which are to be observed in the development of the antlers in the...deer, which begin with a simple point and increase their number of tines until their limit be reached." More recently (Nature Nov. 1881) he has repeated... | |
 | Sir Norman Lockyer - 1882 - 670 lehte
...age, and that their successive changes are analogous to those which are observed in the development of antlers in the living deer, which begin with a simple point and increase in number of tynes till their limit of growth be reached. In other words, the development of antlers indicated... | |
 | Sir Norman Lockyer - 1882 - 780 lehte
...age, and that their successive changes are analogous to those which are observed in the development of antlers in the living deer, which begin with a simple point and increase in number of tynes till their limit of growth be reached. In other words, the development of antlers indicated... | |
 | Angelo Heilprin - 1886 - 472 lehte
...either in the living or fossil state. These successive changes are analogous to those which are to be observed in the development of the antlers in the...deer, which begin with a simple point and increase their number of tines until their limit is reached. It is obvious, from the progressive diminution... | |
 | Alfred Russel Wallace - 1889 - 526 lehte
...age, and that their successive changes are analogous to those which are observed in the development of antlers in the living deer, which begin with a simple point, and increase in number of tines till their limit of growth be reached. In other words, the development of antlers indicated... | |
 | Alfred Russel Wallace - 1901 - 542 lehte
...age, and that their successive changes are analogous to those which are observed in the development of antlers in the living deer, which begin with a simple point, and increase in number of tines till their limit of growth be reached. In other words, the development of antlers indicated... | |
 | Alfred Russel Wallace - 1889 - 523 lehte
...age, and that their successive changes are analogous to those which are observed in the development of antlers in the living deer, which begin with a simple point, and increase in number of tines till their limit of growth be reached. In other words, the development of antlers indicated... | |
 | Geological Society of London - 1880 - 892 lehte
...elk of the Pleistocene and Prehistoric ages. These successive changes are like those which take place in the development of the antlers in the living deer, which begin with a simple point and increase in size and in the number of tynes tip to their limit of growth. It is worthy of remark that in the Mid-Miocene... | |
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Pleiostocene age, and that their successive changes are analogous to those which are observed in the development of antlers in the living deer, which begin with a simple point and increase in number of tynes till their limit of growth be reached. 