... Wrecked on the Goodwins. Ehas Mt.-.s Dauwim, gtajadtaihm of the famous Charles Darwin, the naturalist, inscribed upon his seal the significant words. Omnia ex con, chis— all things arise from oysters. But from what do oysttrs arise? What is the origin ...

... guarded against j ust as caref ully as it was fought against, in order to prevent it* re-introduction. It h s been found by Charles Darwin, the greatest naturalist of all time, that cross-breeding gives a more or less definite impulse towards characters j long ...

... Chas. Lyell’s ““Principles of Geology,” 1830; or “The Antiquity of Man’ (1863), which was the story of the rocks; and Charles Darwin’s “Origin of Species’” (1859) and “Descent of Man’® (1871). The dawn of the evolutionist idea was found in the pages of ...

... doctrine’ by Dr. George Wilson, who add that ‘the Manx cat is every inch a cat, not cat-rabbit a rabbit-cat, but simply Charles Darwin gives three points of difference between the ordinary tabby and the tailless cat. They are—greater length of hind legs ...