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DARWINIANA : ESSAYS AND REVIEWS PERTAINING TO DARWINISM. BY ASA GRAY, FISHER PROFESSOR OF NATURAL HISTORT (BOTANY) ESf HARVARD UNIVERSITY. NEW YORK: D. APPLETON AND COMPANY, 1, 3, and 5 BOND STREET. 1338. °)
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Page 9 and 10: PEEFACE. These papers are now colle
Page 11 and 12: PREFACE. V tween sixteen and sevent
Page 13 and 14: CONTENTS. *** This Table of Content
Page 15 and 16: CONTENTS. ix ARTICLE V. SEQUOIA AND
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Page 19 and 20: DARWINIANA. I. THE ORIGIN OF SPECIE
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Page 23 and 24: THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES. 13 sterility
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Page 41 and 42: THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES. 31 variation
Page 43 and 44: THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES. 33 ence that
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TEE ORIGIN- OF SPECIES. 45 greyhoun
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THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES. 47 eliminati
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THE ORIGIN' OF SPECIES. 49 and betw
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TEE ORIGIN OF SPECIES. 51 very same
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THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES. 53 take is t
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THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES. 55 that the
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THE ORIGIJST OF SPECIES. 57 not inf
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TEE ORIGIN OF SPECIES. 59 We do not
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THE OBIGIN OF SPECIES, 01 sion unde
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DESIGN VERSUS NECESSITY. 63 balls a
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DESIGN VERSUS NECESSITY. 65 his thr
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DESIGN VERSUS NECESSITY. 67 neither
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DESIGN VERSUS NECESSITY. 69 *ection
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DESIGN VERSUS NECESSITY. 71 not dou
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DESIGN VERSUS NECESSITY. 73 and so
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DESIGN VERSUS NECESSITY. 75 weakene
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DESIGN YEESUS NECESSITY. 77 D. T.
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DESIGN VERSUS NECESSITY. 79 design
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DESIGN VERSUS NECESSITY. 81 combina
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DESIGN VERSUS NECESSITY. 83 the oth
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DESIGN' VERSUS NECESSITY. 85 enable
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III. NATURAL SELECTION NOT INCONSIS
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NATURAL SELECTION, ETC. 89 he claim
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NATURAL SELECTION, ETC. 91 say is,
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NATURAL SELECTION, ETC. 93 the huma
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NATURAL SELECTION, ETC. 95 triumphs
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NATURAL SELECTION, ETC. 97 patent f
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NATURAL SELECTION, ETC. 99 So long
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NATURAL SELECTION, ETC. 101 the sam
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NATURAL SELECTION, ETC. 103 day. Bu
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NATURAL SELECTION, ETC. 105 In the
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NATURAL SELECTION, ETC. 107 motives
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NATURAL SELECTION, ETC. 109 What mo
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NATURAL SELECTION, ETC. Ill quite c
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NATURAL SELECTION, ETC. 113 course
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NATURAL SELECTION', ETC. 115 gradua
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NATURAL SELECTION, ETC. 117 mg, are
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NATURAL SELECTION, ETC. 119 in one
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NATURAL SELECTION, ETC. 121 geologi
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NATURAL SELECTION, ETC. 123 Here it
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NATURAL SELECTION, ETC. 125 may be
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NATURAL SELECTION^ ETC. 127 probabl
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III. The origin of species, like al
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DARWIN AND HIS EE VIEWERS. 131 Even
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DARWIN AND HIS REVIEWERS. 133 tive
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DARWIN AND EIS REVIEWERS. 135 estab
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DARWW AND HIS REVIEWERS. 137 philos
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DARWIN AND HIS REVIEWERS. 139 certa
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DARWIN AXD HIS REVIEWERS. 141 All t
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DARWIN AND HIS REVIEWERS. H3 causes
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DARWIN AND HIS REVIEWERS. 145 catio
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DARWIN AND HIS REVIEWERS. U7 from a
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DARWIN AND EIS REVIEWERS. 149 we mu
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DARWIX AND HIS REVIEWERS. 151 from
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DARWIN AND HIS REVIEWERS. 153 blind
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DARWIN AND HIS REVIEWERS. 155 ist's
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DARWIN AND HIS BE VIE WEES. 157 the
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DARWIN AND EI3 REVIEWERS. 159 stant
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BAEWm AND HIS REVIEWERS. 161 inquir
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DARWIN AND HIS REVIEWERS. 163 great
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DARWIN AND EIS REVIEWERS. 165 upon
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DARWIN AXE HIS REVIEWERS. 167 This
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DARWIN AND HIS REVIEWERS. 169 be ha
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DARWIX AXD EIS REVIEWERS.- 171 spec
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DARWIN' AND HIS REVIEWERS. 173 ual
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DARWIN AND HIS REVIEWERS. 175 law o
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DARWIN AND HIS REVIEWERS. 177 world
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SPECIES AS TO VARIATION, ETC. 179 t
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SPECIES AS TO VARIATION, ETC. 181 o
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SPECIES AS TO VARIATION ETC. 183 th
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SPECIES AS TO YARIATIOX, ETC. 185 t
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SPECIES AS TO VARIATION, ETC. 187 C
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SPECIES AS TO VARIATIOX, ETC. 189 b
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SPECIES AS TO VARIATION, ETC. 191 g
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SPECIES AS TO VARIATION, ETC. 193 s
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SPECIES AS TO VARIATION, ETC. 195 m
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SPECIES AS TO VARIATION, ETC. 197 t
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SPECIES AS TO VARIATION, ETC. 199 B
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SPECIES AS TO VARIATION, ETC. 201 T
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SPECIES AS TO VARIATION ETC. 203 ta
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V. BEQUOIA AND ITS HISTORY; THE REL
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SEQUOIA AXD ITS HISTORY. 207 wonder
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SEQUOIA AND ITS HISTORY. 209 tiers
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SEQUOIA AXD ITS HISTORY. 211 play a
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SEQUOIA AXD ITS HISTORY. 213 the hu
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SEQUOIA AXD ITS HISTORY. 215 States
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SEQUOIA AND ITS HISTORY. 217 grees
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SEQUOIA AND ITS HISTORY. 219 Mantch
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SEQUOIA AXD ITS HISTORY. 221 stance
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SEQUOIA AXD ITS HISTORY. 223 Whethe
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SEQUOIA AND ITS HISTORY. 225 subarc
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SEQUOIA AXD ITS HISTORY. 227 As if,
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SEQUOIA AXD ITS HISTORY. 229 the co
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SEQUOIA AND ITS HISTORY. 231 associ
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SEQUOIA AND ITS HISTORY. 233 period
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SEQUOIA AFD ITS HISTORY. 235 I agre
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ATTITUDE OF WORKING NATURALISTS. 23
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EVOLUTION AND THEOLOGY. 953 was sub
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EVOLUTION AND THEOLOGY. 255 ing up
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EVOLUTION AXD THEOLOGY. 257 of evol
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EVOLUTION AND THEOLOGY. 259 the two
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EVOLUTION AND THEOLOGY. 261 from na
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EVOLUTION' AND THEOLOGY. 263 What t
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EVOLUTION AND THEOLOGY, 265 little
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WHAT IS DARWINISM'? 2G7 and flora o
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WHAT IS DARWIMSM? 269 pressed on ma
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WHAT IS DARWINISM? 271 increasingly
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WHAT IS DARWINISM? 273 no more so,
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WHAT IS DARWINISM? 275 tion of know
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WHAT IS DARWINISM? 277 and curiousl
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WHAT IS DARWINISM? 279 that organis
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WHAT IS DARWIXISM? 281 Dr. Winch el
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IX. CHARLES DARWIN" : A SKETCII. (N
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CHARLES DARWIX: A SKETCH. 285 was s
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CHARLES DARWIX: A SKETCH. 287 gel's
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X. INSECTIVOROUS PLANTS. (The Natio
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INSECTIVOROUS PLANTS. 201 those who
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INSECTIVOROUS PLANTS 293 count of t
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IXSECTIYOROUS PLANTS. 295 ization e
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INSECTIVOROUS PLANTS. 297 the prey.
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INSECTIVOROUS PLANTS. 299 er, and a
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INSECTIVOROUS PLANTS. 301 when a sm
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INSECTIVOROUS PLANTS. 303 That the
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INSECTIVOROUS PLANTS. 305 tLree fee
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INSECTIVOROUS PLANTS. 307 depends.
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INSECTIVOROUS AND CLIMBIXG PLANTS.
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INSECTIVOROUS AND CLIMBING PLANTS.
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INSECTIVOROUS AND CLIMBING PLANTS,
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INSECTIVOROUS AXD CLIMBING PLANTS.
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insectivorous and climbing plants.
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INSECTIVOROUS AXD CLIMBIXG PLANTS.
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INSECTIVOROUS AXD CLIMBIXG PLAXTS.
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DURATION 01 RACES. 339 ety has turn
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DURATION OF RACES. 341 As offspring
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DUBATIOX OF RACES. 313 tive. This c
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DURATION OF RACES. 3 15 — meaning
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DURATION OF SPECIES. 3i7 mite porti
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DURATION OF SPECIES. 349 of some sp
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DURATION OF SPECIES. 351 species ;
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DURATION OF SPECIES. 353 replenishm
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DURATION OF SPECIES. 355 been kept
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EVOLUTIONARY TELEOLOGY. 357 In a re
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EVOLUTIONARY TELEOLOGY. 359 may the
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EVOLUTIONARY TELEOLOGY. 361 tion, o
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EVOLUTIONARY TELEOLOGY. 363 But, su
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EVOLUTIONARY TELEOLOGY. 365 possibl
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EVOLUTIONARY TELEOLOGY, 367 argue t
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EVOLUTIONARY TELEOLOGY. 369 designe
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EVOLUTIONARY TELEOLOGY. 371 The stu
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EVOLUTIONARY TELEOLOGY. 373 one of
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EVOLUTIONARY TELEOLOGY. 375 may be
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EVOLUTIONARY TELEOLOGY. 377 head of
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EVOLUTIONARY TELEOLOGY. 379 how it
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EVOLUTIONARY TELEOLOGY. ?>31 1 of t
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EVOLUTIONARY TELEOLOGY. 383 Let us
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EVOLUTIONARY TELEOLOGY. 385 roundin
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EVOLUTIONARY TELEOLOGY. 387 dicatio
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EVOLUTIONARY TELEOLOGY. 389 somethi
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Accident incidental to design, 154-
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