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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 5 (1905) (1905)

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ll manage to “hang on.” So too the horse retains plex pattern of the horse’s grinding teeth were the wolves by a ring of desperate hoofs. Since the chief traces of many former habits (e. g, a trace of the goal toward which the trend of evolution had been enemies of the horse are the larger… … and horse’ are makes the near- : est approach to it. strictly compara- ble, but man has A number of il- retained more of lustrations pub- the primitive or generalized features common to all lished some time ago in these columns represent the so as to get at the grass underneath), and especially…

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