Nature, Volume 104Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1919 |
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... whole subject of mitosis , became a part of our fundamental knowledge . This very naturally , in view of the importance of heredity with regard to the whole theory of organic evolution , led to the minute . study of the structural facts ...
... whole subject of mitosis , became a part of our fundamental knowledge . This very naturally , in view of the importance of heredity with regard to the whole theory of organic evolution , led to the minute . study of the structural facts ...
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... whole subject is a complex one , yet it may be that further research will weld these diverse views into harmony . Meanwhile , Masterman's opinions have much in their favour . The memoir concludes with a useful synopsis of the species of ...
... whole subject is a complex one , yet it may be that further research will weld these diverse views into harmony . Meanwhile , Masterman's opinions have much in their favour . The memoir concludes with a useful synopsis of the species of ...
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... whole of his work on ballistics . Astronomy . - The Lalande prize to Vesto Melvin Slipher , for his work at the Lowell Observatory , especially his researches on nebulæ and star clusters ; the Benjamin Valz prize to Félix Boquet , for ...
... whole of his work on ballistics . Astronomy . - The Lalande prize to Vesto Melvin Slipher , for his work at the Lowell Observatory , especially his researches on nebulæ and star clusters ; the Benjamin Valz prize to Félix Boquet , for ...
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