Nature, Volume 11Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1874 - Electronic journals |
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... complete coincidence to a complete separation of the breeding and subsistence areas , ' and that " we may find every link between species which never leave a restricted area in which they breed and live the whole year round , to those ...
... complete coincidence to a complete separation of the breeding and subsistence areas , ' and that " we may find every link between species which never leave a restricted area in which they breed and live the whole year round , to those ...
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... complete , the apices of the trabeculĉ become perfectly distinct from the investing mass , and form a pair of backward - turned horns ( often called the lingulĉ sphenoidales ) on either side of the pituitary space . The ear capsules ...
... complete , the apices of the trabeculĉ become perfectly distinct from the investing mass , and form a pair of backward - turned horns ( often called the lingulĉ sphenoidales ) on either side of the pituitary space . The ear capsules ...
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... complete résumé of the present state of our knowledge of the zoology and botany of those distant and inhospitable regions , and a chapter on what is known of their geology . The mammals of these northern climes are few in number ...
... complete résumé of the present state of our knowledge of the zoology and botany of those distant and inhospitable regions , and a chapter on what is known of their geology . The mammals of these northern climes are few in number ...
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... complete as persons who take their knowledge from these lectures alone would be led to suppose . Our author is astonished at Rütimeyer's com- parison of " Darwinism " to a religion . But as held by its illustrious author and by the ...
... complete as persons who take their knowledge from these lectures alone would be led to suppose . Our author is astonished at Rütimeyer's com- parison of " Darwinism " to a religion . But as held by its illustrious author and by the ...
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... complete what Sir Samuel had so well begun . The latter had rid nearly the whole of the district through which the expedition journeyed , of the iniquitous slave - hunters , and justly expected that an end would have been put to the ...
... complete what Sir Samuel had so well begun . The latter had rid nearly the whole of the district through which the expedition journeyed , of the iniquitous slave - hunters , and justly expected that an end would have been put to the ...
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