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

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namely, the little four- tives, the asses and zebras. The following is an ab- toed Hyracotherium. Darwin's great work on the drawing a heavy load, causes the backbone to curve stract of the lectures covering the first series of topics "Origin of Species" (1859) set naturalists searching somewhat at… … The Successive Stages in the Process of Rising on the Tip of the natural adjustments were what first made toes and the great enlargement of the mid- the horse valuable to man. Thus the horse Middle Toe. dle toe; (3) the coalescence or fusion of is a quadruped, seeking safety and food by parts, as…

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