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To unobservant , untravelled , and unmicroscoped mankind there were not so many species but that one man could name them all when an industrious god had brought them to his attention . But as the years grew their numbers were enormously ...
To unobservant , untravelled , and unmicroscoped mankind there were not so many species but that one man could name them all when an industrious god had brought them to his attention . But as the years grew their numbers were enormously ...
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This is the fact that as the knowledge of men has increased it has become more and more impossible to define a " species . " It will be recalled that both science and theology were founded for many centuries upon the dogma that God ...
This is the fact that as the knowledge of men has increased it has become more and more impossible to define a " species . " It will be recalled that both science and theology were founded for many centuries upon the dogma that God ...
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From this it will be seen that it is from the greater or less degrees of resemblance only that our classificationists derive their species and that as these resemblances vary , so vary the species . The great Linnaeus who above all ...
From this it will be seen that it is from the greater or less degrees of resemblance only that our classificationists derive their species and that as these resemblances vary , so vary the species . The great Linnaeus who above all ...
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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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