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As Duncan has put it , it is quite as if a man had discovered in the ground a red - hot stove that continued to give forth heat and light without diminution through the ages . The power thus emitted is incalculable .
As Duncan has put it , it is quite as if a man had discovered in the ground a red - hot stove that continued to give forth heat and light without diminution through the ages . The power thus emitted is incalculable .
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If the process be continued indefinitely some of the flock will begin to weaken and then those least fitted to survive will die , until their number is proportioned to the amount of food supplied . The same thing is going on in nature ...
If the process be continued indefinitely some of the flock will begin to weaken and then those least fitted to survive will die , until their number is proportioned to the amount of food supplied . The same thing is going on in nature ...
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Those that succeed Germplasm would naturally be the ones to survive , and in proportion as the experiment was needSCHEME TO ILLUSTRATE THE CONTINUITY OF ed by the organism it will GERM PLASM . be continued in the next ingeneration .
Those that succeed Germplasm would naturally be the ones to survive , and in proportion as the experiment was needSCHEME TO ILLUSTRATE THE CONTINUITY OF ed by the organism it will GERM PLASM . be continued in the next ingeneration .
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The Heaven of Heavens | 1 |
The Inhabitants of the Heavens | 17 |
What is Happening in the Heavens | 35 |
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| Título | The New Science and the Old Religion |
| Autor | Thornwell Jacobs |
| Editor | Oglethorpe University Press, 1927 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Minnesota |
| Digitalizado | 2 Jul. 2010 |
| Largo | 463 páginas |
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