The Month, Volume 11Simpkin, Marshall, and Company, 1869 |
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... species are not meant to discuss the question on theological grounds . The writer assumes the hypothesis that the theory in question does not of necessity contradict either the doctrine of Creation , or the Scriptural accounts which ...
... species are not meant to discuss the question on theological grounds . The writer assumes the hypothesis that the theory in question does not of necessity contradict either the doctrine of Creation , or the Scriptural accounts which ...
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... species , genera , & c . , ) have from time to time been evolved from preceding animals and plants , not by the action of " Natural Selection " alone , but by that of certain laws , at present unknown , acting partly through powers and ...
... species , genera , & c . , ) have from time to time been evolved from preceding animals and plants , not by the action of " Natural Selection " alone , but by that of certain laws , at present unknown , acting partly through powers and ...
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been proved to be of the same nature as those acting upon wild species . 5. That there is more reason to believe that species have definite though very different limits to their variability , than that all are capable of indefinite ...
been proved to be of the same nature as those acting upon wild species . 5. That there is more reason to believe that species have definite though very different limits to their variability , than that all are capable of indefinite ...
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... species ) who were able to reach up very high would be preserved , and would become the parents of the following generation , some individuals of which would , of course , inherit that high - reaching power which alone preserved their ...
... species ) who were able to reach up very high would be preserved , and would become the parents of the following generation , some individuals of which would , of course , inherit that high - reaching power which alone preserved their ...
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... species presents a very slight variation from the parent insects , and let it be conceded , for argument's sake ... species by others by the assured fact of the common origin of both the mimic and the mimicked species , and the ...
... species presents a very slight variation from the parent insects , and let it be conceded , for argument's sake ... species by others by the assured fact of the common origin of both the mimic and the mimicked species , and the ...
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