Nature, Volume 35Nature Publishing Group, 1886 |
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... character being chiefly manifested in the greater number of teeth following the canines , and in their want of distinction . Lastly , the author remarked on the earlier reptilian character shown by the oolitic mammal Amphitherium , and ...
... character being chiefly manifested in the greater number of teeth following the canines , and in their want of distinction . Lastly , the author remarked on the earlier reptilian character shown by the oolitic mammal Amphitherium , and ...
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... character are of the sex , as pointed out by Mr. Hodd , this fact is really very striking . But , at the same time , if the point alluded to by Mr. Hodd were considered as amounting to a principle , we should naturally be led to infer ...
... character are of the sex , as pointed out by Mr. Hodd , this fact is really very striking . But , at the same time , if the point alluded to by Mr. Hodd were considered as amounting to a principle , we should naturally be led to infer ...
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... character . In the first place , the Japanese appear to be themselves only comparatively recent intruders in Niphon , whose primitive inhabitants were the Ainos , a people of totally different physical type . Hence it is not easy to ...
... character . In the first place , the Japanese appear to be themselves only comparatively recent intruders in Niphon , whose primitive inhabitants were the Ainos , a people of totally different physical type . Hence it is not easy to ...
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