The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 133Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1943 |
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Pagina 100
... nature - and ' change ' as the result of chemical and physical causes , or of ' natural selection , ' is incompatible with ' evolution , ' which cannot be conceived unless we assume that the phenomenal world is an ordered and integrated ...
... nature - and ' change ' as the result of chemical and physical causes , or of ' natural selection , ' is incompatible with ' evolution , ' which cannot be conceived unless we assume that the phenomenal world is an ordered and integrated ...
Pagina 167
... Nature . ' In these talks the principal speaker , Professor D. M. S. Watson , gave his millions of unscientific listeners to understand that nature is now known to be ' planless , ' that man is undoubtedly descended from ape , and has ...
... Nature . ' In these talks the principal speaker , Professor D. M. S. Watson , gave his millions of unscientific listeners to understand that nature is now known to be ' planless , ' that man is undoubtedly descended from ape , and has ...
Pagina 171
... Natural Selection . For Haldane makes it clear that , in his opinion , Natural Selection is more of a conservative agent than a promoter of great changes . He tells us that : ' ( When ) natural selection slackens new forms may arise ...
... Natural Selection . For Haldane makes it clear that , in his opinion , Natural Selection is more of a conservative agent than a promoter of great changes . He tells us that : ' ( When ) natural selection slackens new forms may arise ...
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