Darwinism: an exposition of the theory of natural selection (1905)
Macmillan and co. · leaf 491
454 DARWINISM ONAP, gression equally with the feet, and the hands are only adapted for uses similar to those of our hands when the animal is at rest, and then but clumsily. Lastly, the apes are all hairy animals, like the majority of other mammals, man alone having a smooth and almost naked skin.… … anatomy, point to an enormously remote epoch when the race that was ultimately to develop into man diverged from that other stock which continued the animal type and ultimately produced the existing varieties of anthropoid apes. Summary of the Animal Characteristics of Man. The facts now very…
Darwin’s theory · Variability of species · Natural selection · Colour perception · Mimicry · Evolution
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