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Page 153
Thus understood , this concept is an essentially phylogenetic one closely referred
to factors of time and space acting to modify form by averages . It is conceivable
indeed — at least in remote theory that the segregation of the ancestral ...
Thus understood , this concept is an essentially phylogenetic one closely referred
to factors of time and space acting to modify form by averages . It is conceivable
indeed — at least in remote theory that the segregation of the ancestral ...
Page 325
... and recombination may be far more powerful agents of form - making by O
Cake averages in time and space than heretofore believed ( I am in full
agreement praeities with Stebbins there , where he stresses precisely this factor (
84 : p .
... and recombination may be far more powerful agents of form - making by O
Cake averages in time and space than heretofore believed ( I am in full
agreement praeities with Stebbins there , where he stresses precisely this factor (
84 : p .
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Seemingly idiotic because of its intrinsically childish simplicity , this explanation
rates on the contrary as one of the basic axioms of a science of life through time
and space , because it forthwith heralds a rigorous bond of cause and effect to ...
Seemingly idiotic because of its intrinsically childish simplicity , this explanation
rates on the contrary as one of the basic axioms of a science of life through time
and space , because it forthwith heralds a rigorous bond of cause and effect to ...
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