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Journal of Psychological Medicine
Such variations, however, only serve to prove the non-identity of the two
principles. But what shall we say of the progress of the intellectual principle
during those alternations of health, disease, and convalescence peculiar to
zoonomic life ?
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Journal of Psychological Medicine and Mental Pathology
I do not, however hesitate, to inelude under the head of zoonomic life, in man,
every funetion analogous to what takes place in certain animals living in a state
of nature. But I must be permitted also to comprehend under the head of
intellectual ...
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The Journal of Psychological Medicine and Mental Pathology
But what shall we say of the progress of the intellectual principle during those
alternations of health, disease, and convalescence peculiar to zoonomic life';J
Should the .former be represented by 'scolloped lines, such as we have shown to
...
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the journal of psychological medicine
But what shall we say of the progress of the intellectual piinciple during those
alternations of health, disease, and convalescence peculiar to zoonomic life f
Should the former be represented by scolloped hues, such as we have shown to
...
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Papers on Inter-racial Problems: Communicated to the First ...
As Topinard notes, the facial angle is a rational character in craniometry, but the
nasal index of which no rational (or zoonomic) explanation is available, is far
more valuable as a racial mark. Secondary parts best furnish such distinctive
traits.
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The Natural History Review: A Quarterly Journal of Zoology, ...
... Popular History of British Crustacea, 98 Zoology, General Works on. New
English Translations, 89 Zoological Diagrams, Ten. By R. Patterson, 93 Zoology,
Manual of. By Milne-Edwards. Translated by Dr. Knox 59 Zoonomic Letters. By Dr
. II.
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American Philosophy: The Early Schools
The Zoonomic theory of materialism, he concludes in his Additional Notes, makes
an important part of a medical work which is highly popular and has 1 Retrospect,
Vol. 2, pp. 26-27. an extensive circulation in the United States. Now as there ...
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Floricultural Cabinet and Florists' Magazine. ...
For accordmg to zoonomic experience, organs become more abundant and more
perfect in proportion to the facility with which the conditions necessary for the
exercise of their functions arc fulfilled, as I have elsewhere shown. In alpine
plants ...
... in the minds of most people definite and somewhat familiar ideas, but the
unfortunate meteorologist working down from the A B C'sof azimuth, barograph,
and cyclone to the mysteries of hyetal phenomena and their zoonomic
consequences, ...
United States. Weather Bureau, 1899
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Views of Nature: Or, Contemplations on the Sublime Phenomena ...
Hence Alpine plants are more aromatic and hirsute than others, and more amply
provided with numerous exhalants.f Zoonomic experiments teach us, as I have
shown in another work, that organs are more abundant and more perfectly ...
Alexander von Humboldt, 1902
