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Page 271
... species of animals to be differently modified ; as different pur- poses require , or as different situations may afford for them room and food . Where this vast fecundity meets with a vacancy fitted to re- ceive the species , there it ...
... species of animals to be differently modified ; as different pur- poses require , or as different situations may afford for them room and food . Where this vast fecundity meets with a vacancy fitted to re- ceive the species , there it ...
Page 360
... species ; all of whom are nevertheless of the same blood , and can procreate and produce in- termediate species ; whereas animals of different genera cannot pro- duce any continuing offspring : -so Man also , the head of the visible ...
... species ; all of whom are nevertheless of the same blood , and can procreate and produce in- termediate species ; whereas animals of different genera cannot pro- duce any continuing offspring : -so Man also , the head of the visible ...
Page 465
... species , sub- species , and varieties : but the first volume conducts us only to the end of the class of earths and stones , terminating at the genus Strontia . To give our readers some idea of the mode of description employed by M ...
... species , sub- species , and varieties : but the first volume conducts us only to the end of the class of earths and stones , terminating at the genus Strontia . To give our readers some idea of the mode of description employed by M ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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