Nature, Volume 54Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1896 |
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Sir Norman Lockyer. non for the origin of new species , but the origin of which character is as mysterious as the origin of a species itself ! Dr. Wallace affirmed that " no other agency than " natural selection " has been shown as a ...
Sir Norman Lockyer. non for the origin of new species , but the origin of which character is as mysterious as the origin of a species itself ! Dr. Wallace affirmed that " no other agency than " natural selection " has been shown as a ...
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... Origin of Minerals and Rocks . " I refer , of course , to Dr. H. C. Sorby . But since our attention has been so largely directed to petrology , the study of the igneous and metamorphic rocks has been most zealously pursued , whilst that ...
... Origin of Minerals and Rocks . " I refer , of course , to Dr. H. C. Sorby . But since our attention has been so largely directed to petrology , the study of the igneous and metamorphic rocks has been most zealously pursued , whilst that ...
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... origin to the prosomatic nerves . 8. Mesosomatic ganglia , giving origin to the mesosomatic nerves . 9. Metasomatic ganglia . Ventricles of the brain . Spinal canal , ending by means of the neurenteric canal in the anus Median ...
... origin to the prosomatic nerves . 8. Mesosomatic ganglia , giving origin to the mesosomatic nerves . 9. Metasomatic ganglia . Ventricles of the brain . Spinal canal , ending by means of the neurenteric canal in the anus Median ...
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