On the Adaptation of External Nature to the Physical Condition of ManCarey, Lea, & Blanchard, 1835 |
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... bird ? his sense of odours , to that of the dog ? his touch , to that of the spider ? And yet , even if we entirely omit the consideration of the soul , that immaterial and immortal principle which is for a time united to his body , and ...
... bird ? his sense of odours , to that of the dog ? his touch , to that of the spider ? And yet , even if we entirely omit the consideration of the soul , that immaterial and immortal principle which is for a time united to his body , and ...
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... birds and quadrupeds , and consider them with reference to their respective degree of docility ; fish and reptiles , which are the lowest in the scale , will readily be allowed to be in- ferior to birds , which are a degree higher in ...
... birds and quadrupeds , and consider them with reference to their respective degree of docility ; fish and reptiles , which are the lowest in the scale , will readily be allowed to be in- ferior to birds , which are a degree higher in ...
الصفحة 47
... birds , and quadrupeds , we find that those parts which are subservient to the nutrition of the individual , and to the continuation of the species , are supplied with ganglions and nerves corresponding in their general character and ...
... birds , and quadrupeds , we find that those parts which are subservient to the nutrition of the individual , and to the continuation of the species , are supplied with ganglions and nerves corresponding in their general character and ...
الصفحة 48
... birds , and quadrupeds ; largest , and most com- plicated , in man . From the lower surface of the brain arise several pairs of nerves which are princi- pally distributed upon the organs of the distinct senses , and the muscles of the ...
... birds , and quadrupeds ; largest , and most com- plicated , in man . From the lower surface of the brain arise several pairs of nerves which are princi- pally distributed upon the organs of the distinct senses , and the muscles of the ...
الصفحة 49
... birds , may have two heads , or eight legs ; but the supernumerary parts will be always those of its own class , indeed of its own species : and therefore it is absurd to suppose that if there be no mixture of species in the same class ...
... birds , may have two heads , or eight legs ; but the supernumerary parts will be always those of its own class , indeed of its own species : and therefore it is absurd to suppose that if there be no mixture of species in the same class ...
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