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The Scientific Evidences of Organic Evolution
George John Romanes
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Romanes, Darwin's younger colleague, sets out the arguments from classification, morphology, embryology, palaeontology and geographical distribution. Its structure parallels the way textbooks still present the evidence.
- Author
- George John Romanes
- Published
- 1882
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- General readers
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- s01Preface · I. The Argument From Classification 17about 2,657 words
- s02I. The Argument From Classificationabout 1,341 words
- s03II. The Argument From Morphology Or Structureabout 2,966 words
- s04III. The Argument From Geology · IV. The Argument From Geographical Distributionabout 2,444 words
- s05V. The Argument From Embryology · VI. Arguments Drawn From Certain General Considerationsabout 4,968 words
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