The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 244E. Cave, jun. at St John's Gate, 1968 |
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Page 46
... animals of lower organisation than these worms , such as the little fresh - water polype or hydra , show a power of artificial reproduction which is of literally marvellous extent ; and all such animals evince at once the simplest mode ...
... animals of lower organisation than these worms , such as the little fresh - water polype or hydra , show a power of artificial reproduction which is of literally marvellous extent ; and all such animals evince at once the simplest mode ...
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... animals , as in lower animals , the mere formation of organs and parts in the body of the developing being constitutes a process in which , from dissimilar or from simple materials , the similarity of the animal to its parent and to the ...
... animals , as in lower animals , the mere formation of organs and parts in the body of the developing being constitutes a process in which , from dissimilar or from simple materials , the similarity of the animal to its parent and to the ...
Page 347
... animals . No one may doubt that the habit of one animal attach- ing itself to another is an acquired one . The most ardent advocate of the doctrine of special creation would never dream of maintaining that parasites were created as we ...
... animals . No one may doubt that the habit of one animal attach- ing itself to another is an acquired one . The most ardent advocate of the doctrine of special creation would never dream of maintaining that parasites were created as we ...
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Dickens Charles as Dramatist and Poet By PERCY FITZGERALD | 1 |
How HANDSOME SHE LOOKED | 18 |
Roys Wife By G J WHYTEMelvillecontinued | 129 |
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