Panbiogeography: The Old World. 2 v1958 - Biogeography |
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... evolution was accepted by almost all zoologists " following Darwin's publication of the " Origin of Species " , and : " It remains so today " . Indeed , Carter's avowed purpose ( op . cit . , p . 8 ) is to discuss a " Theory of evolution ...
... evolution was accepted by almost all zoologists " following Darwin's publication of the " Origin of Species " , and : " It remains so today " . Indeed , Carter's avowed purpose ( op . cit . , p . 8 ) is to discuss a " Theory of evolution ...
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... evolution to be a fact ? I should say it does , and I think that being on the affirmative side of a question of the kind I have by far the easier end of the argument . Should the reader not be satisfied with the data returned by zoology ...
... evolution to be a fact ? I should say it does , and I think that being on the affirmative side of a question of the kind I have by far the easier end of the argument . Should the reader not be satisfied with the data returned by zoology ...
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... evolution " . This absence proves that a theory ( better , a ratio- nalization ) of evolution that overstresses striking occasional deeds against broad , slow - flowing averages , therefore fails to recognize as paramount a ...
... evolution " . This absence proves that a theory ( better , a ratio- nalization ) of evolution that overstresses striking occasional deeds against broad , slow - flowing averages , therefore fails to recognize as paramount a ...
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