 | Edmund Blair Bolles - 1999 - Страниц: 518
...numbers of individuals and periods of time with which she deals approach so near to infinity, that any cause, however slight, and however liable to be...must in the end produce its full legitimate results. The Partial Reversion of Domesticated Varieties Explained Let us now turn to domesticated animals,... | |
 | George Sarton - 1925 - Страниц: 658
...of individuals and thé periods of time with which she deals approach so near to infinity — thaï any cause, however slight, and however liable to be veiled and counteracted by accidentai cireumstances, must in thé end produce ils full legitimateresults » (p. 29). DARWINS Meinung... | |
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Now the scale on which nature works is so vast — the numbers of individuals and periods of time with which she deals approach so near to infinity, that any cause, however slight, and however liable to be veiled and counteracted by accidental circumstances,... 
