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Facts and Arguments for Darwin
Fritz Müller · English translation
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Darwin admired this short book, which he helped bring into English. Müller's idea that development preserves traces of ancestry fed directly into Haeckel's biogenetic law.
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- Fritz Müller
- Published
- 1869
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- English translation
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- Scholarly
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- s01Chapter I. Introductory · Chapter II. The Species Of Melitaabout 2,547 words
- s02Chapter III. Morphology Of Crustacea—Nauplius-Larvæabout 1,610 words
- s03Chapter IV. Sexual Peculiarities And Dimorphismabout 2,401 words
- s04Chapter V. Respiration In Land Crabsabout 2,290 words
- s05Chapter VI. Structure Of The Heart In The Edriophthalmaabout 2,001 words
- s06Chapter VII. Structure Of The Heart In The Edriophthalmaabout 4,477 words
- s07Chapter VIII. Developmental History Of Edriophthalmaabout 3,857 words
- s08Chapter IX. Developmental History Of Entomostraca, Cirripedes, And Rhizocephalaabout 3,526 words
- s09Chapter X. On The Principles Of Classificationabout 3,326 words
- s10Chapter XI. On The Progress Of Evolutionabout 3,582 words
- s11Chapter XII. Progress Of Evolution In Crustaceaabout 5,212 words
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