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Page 187
... animal character . On the contrary the more the human teeth , in size , shape , and regularity , approach to those of granivorous animals , the more placid is the animal character . ' The observations on the expression conveyed by ...
... animal character . On the contrary the more the human teeth , in size , shape , and regularity , approach to those of granivorous animals , the more placid is the animal character . ' The observations on the expression conveyed by ...
Page 378
... animals or vegetables were deposited in succession over each other ; 3dly , that every stratum containing organic remains was once the uppermost solid covering of the globe ; 4thly , that many of the different species of animals ...
... animals or vegetables were deposited in succession over each other ; 3dly , that every stratum containing organic remains was once the uppermost solid covering of the globe ; 4thly , that many of the different species of animals ...
Page 488
... animals . ' - In this extensive and singularly interest- ing class of animals , the mouth , which is the only opening of the alimentary tube , may likewise be regarded as the vent . They are propagated either by gems or sections . The ...
... animals . ' - In this extensive and singularly interest- ing class of animals , the mouth , which is the only opening of the alimentary tube , may likewise be regarded as the vent . They are propagated either by gems or sections . The ...
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