Panbiogeography: Or, an Introductory Synthesis of Zoogeography, Phytogeography, and Geology, with Notes on Evolution, Systematics, Ecology, Anthropology, Etc, Volume 2, Part 2author, 1958 - Biogeography |
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Page 1074
... answer to " natural selection " , " struggle for life " , etc. , has genuine scientific status that fails to consider the law of growth we have summarily established . Making reference to that law we may within reason conclude as ...
... answer to " natural selection " , " struggle for life " , etc. , has genuine scientific status that fails to consider the law of growth we have summarily established . Making reference to that law we may within reason conclude as ...
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... answer to the question : Is the " Amerindian " to be viewed as a race or not ? To this question my answers ( a single answer is impossible ) read precisely in the following terms : 1 ) If we understand as race but a level of evolution ...
... answer to the question : Is the " Amerindian " to be viewed as a race or not ? To this question my answers ( a single answer is impossible ) read precisely in the following terms : 1 ) If we understand as race but a level of evolution ...
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... answer is yes in the name of an admittedly very fast " tempo and mode in evolution " ( for which G.G. Simpson is authority , but which nothing of nature generally tends within my knowledge to confirm ) , I will then use my privilege to ...
... answer is yes in the name of an admittedly very fast " tempo and mode in evolution " ( for which G.G. Simpson is authority , but which nothing of nature generally tends within my knowledge to confirm ) , I will then use my privilege to ...
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