Darwinism Stated by Darwin Himself: Characteristic Passages from the Writings of Charles DarwinD. Appleton, 1884 - 351 стор. |
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... seen , confessed by the author of these doctrines . The grounds remain untouched of faith in the personal Deity who is in intimate relation with individual souls , who is their guide and helper in life , and who can be trusted in regard ...
... seen , confessed by the author of these doctrines . The grounds remain untouched of faith in the personal Deity who is in intimate relation with individual souls , who is their guide and helper in life , and who can be trusted in regard ...
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... seen that he has done much to put religious faith as well as scientific knowledge on a higher plane . " - Independent . " A celebrated author and divine has written to me that ' he has gradually learned to see that it is just as noble a ...
... seen that he has done much to put religious faith as well as scientific knowledge on a higher plane . " - Independent . " A celebrated author and divine has written to me that ' he has gradually learned to see that it is just as noble a ...
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... seen in my experiments how wonderfully the offspring profited in height , weight , hardiness , and fer- tility , by crosses of this kind . For instance , plants of Ipomea thus crossed were to the intercrossed plants of the same stock ...
... seen in my experiments how wonderfully the offspring profited in height , weight , hardiness , and fer- tility , by crosses of this kind . For instance , plants of Ipomea thus crossed were to the intercrossed plants of the same stock ...
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... seen , it is stated that many of the varieties in the United States consist of three forms , namely , females , which produce a heavy crop of fruit ; of hermaphrodites , which " seldom produce other than a very scanty crop of inferior ...
... seen , it is stated that many of the varieties in the United States consist of three forms , namely , females , which produce a heavy crop of fruit ; of hermaphrodites , which " seldom produce other than a very scanty crop of inferior ...
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... seen that in most Vandea there is a plain relation between the depth of the stigmatic chamber and the length of the pedicel , by which the pollen - masses are inserted ; now , if the chamber became slightly less deep from any change in ...
... seen that in most Vandea there is a plain relation between the depth of the stigmatic chamber and the length of the pedicel , by which the pollen - masses are inserted ; now , if the chamber became slightly less deep from any change in ...
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