 | 1842 - 740 páginas
...from the change of external circumstances connected with the state of domesticity, great valuations. ' 2. That these variations extend to considerable modifications...properties, colour, the nature of the integument, and of it* covering, whether hair or wool, the structure of limbs, and the proportional size of parts; that... | |
 | 1843 - 1056 páginas
...variations. " 2. That these variations extend to considerable modifications in external properties, color, the nature of the integument, and of its covering,...instincts, habits, and powers, of perception and intellect. " 3. That these last changes are in some cases brought about by training, and that the progeny acquires... | |
 | 1843 - 522 páginas
...variations. " 2. That these variations extend to considerable modifications in external properties, color, the nature of the integument, and of its covering,...the structure of limbs, and the proportional size of patts ; that they likewise involve certain physiological changes or variations as to the laws of the... | |
 | 1843 - 522 páginas
...variations. "2. That these variations extend to considerable modifications in external properties, color, the nature of the integument, and of its covering,...instincts, habits, and powers of perception and intellect. " 3. That these last changes are in some cases brought about by training, and that the progeny acquires... | |
 | 1844 - 772 páginas
...extend to considerable modifications in external properties, colour, the nature of the integument, and its covering, whether hair or wool ; the structure...instincts, habits, and powers of perception and intellect.* • "Blumenbach, who first observed the tendency to (hese variations, gave it the term of ' Bildungstrieb,'... | |
 | 1844 - 1424 páginas
...the change of external circumstances connected with the state of domesticity,—great variations. " 2. That these variations extend to considerable modifications...properties, colour, the nature of the integument, and its covering, whether hair or wool; the structure of limbs, and the proportional size of parts: that... | |
 | James Cowles Prichard - 1845 - 748 páginas
...from the change of external circumstances connected with the state of domesticity, great variations. 2. That these variations extend to considerable modifications...instincts, habits, and powers of perception and intellect. 3. That these last changes are in some cases brought about by training, and that the progeny acquires... | |
 | Thomas Smyth - 1850 - 442 páginas
...variations. 2. That those variations extend to considerable modifications in external properties, color, the nature of the integument, and of its covering,...instincts, habits, and powers of perception and intellect. 3. That these last changes are in some cases brought about by training, and that the progeny acquires... | |
 | Thomas Smyth - 1910 - 798 páginas
...of external circumstances connected with the state of domesticity, great variations. 2. That those variations extend to considerable modifications in...the laws of the animal economy ; and lastly, certain phychological alterations or changes in the instincts, habits, and powers of perception and intellect.... | |
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... 2. That these variations extend to considerable modifications in external properties, colour, the nature of the integument, and of its covering, whether hair or wool ; the structure of limbs, and the proportional size of parts ; that they likewise... 