...work of Marsh in America and of Gaudry in Pikermi, he declared that, "on the evidence of paleontology, the evolution of many existing forms of animal life...from their predecessors is no longer an hypothesis, FOOTPRINTS OF REPTILES FOUND IN CONNECTICUT SANDSTONE In the American Museum of Natural History but...

...revolution effected by the Origin of Species, that in 1878 he wrote : — On the evidence of palaeontology, the evolution of many existing forms of animal life...predecessors is no longer an hypothesis but an historical fact.1 While, in an address to the British Association at York two years afterwards, he said : —...

...work of Marsh in America and of Gaudry in Pikermi, he declared that, "on the evidence of paleontology, the evolution of many existing forms of animal life...no longer an hypothesis, but an historical fact." In 1881 he asserted that the evidence gathered in the previous decade had been so unequivocal that,...

...the organic world — in a word, evolution. In 1877, Prof. Huxley wrote, "Evolution is established; it is only the nature of the physiological factors to which that evolution is due which is still open to discussion." Let us examine this doctrine of evolution from the point of view...

...organic world — in a word, evolution. In 1877, Professor Huxley wrote, "Evolution is established; it is only the nature of the physiological factors to which that evolution is due which is still open to discussion." Let us examine this doctrine of evolution from the point of view...

...suffices for the production of species remains to be seen. . . . On the evidence of palaeontology, the evolution of many existing forms of animal life from their predecessors is no longer aa hypothesis, but an historical fact ; it is only tlio nature of tlie physiological factors to which...

...factor in that operation . . . On the evidence of palaeontology, the evolution of many existing forma of animal life from their predecessors is no longer...physiological factors to which that evolution is due which is still open to discussion." With these passages I may fitly join a remark made in the admirable...

...they try to spin their own cobwebs"? (£r fagt in ber Britannica: "On the evidence of paleontology, the evolution of many existing forms of animal life from their predecessors is no longer a hypothesis, but an historical fact." Sa ïommt Spencer unb fagt mit 93ebad£)t (1. c., @. 899) :...

...had pointed out the insufficiency of the paleontological evidence, declared that "the evolution of existing forms of animal life from their predecessors...is no longer an hypothesis but an historical fact" (1876). Like other animals of the modern world, man's ancestry has been traced far back. The discovery...

...only theory that has any scientific evidence in its favor. Long ago Professor Huxley declared that "the evolution of many existing forms of animal life...predecessors is no longer an hypothesis, but an historical fact."2 Other competent students of nature have asserted positively that the doctrine of the descent...