PALAVRAS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADAS COM «BATHMIC»
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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «BATHMIC»
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1
The Primary Factors Of Organic Evolution
Besides the evident truth of the proposition that a mode of building is a mode of
motion, we have another very good reason for believing in the existence of a
class of bathmic or growth-energies. This is lound in the phenomena of heredity.
But this is no real reply to the bathmic evolutionist. The tendencies which he
insists upon may be exactly balanced by this very physical and organic
environment. We must put the problem in another form. Have we any reason to
suppose that ...
of a class of bathmic or growth-energies. This is found in the phenomena of
heredity. The most rational conception of this inheritance of structural characters
is the transmission of a mode of motion from the some to the germ-cells. This is a
far ...
Edward Drinker Cope,
1885
4
The American Naturalist
of a class of bathmic or growth-energies. This is found in the phenomena of
heredity. The most rational conception of this inheritance of structural characters
is the transmission of a mode of motion from the soma to the germ-cells. This is a
far ...
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The origin of the fittest: and The primary factors of ...
Besides the evident truth of the proposition that a mode of building is a mode of
motion, we have another very good reason for believing in the existence of a
class of bathmic or growth-energies. This is found in the phenomena of heredity.
Edward Drinker Cope,
1974
6
Pamphlets on Biology: Kofoid collection
For instance, it is allowable to infer, from the statements already made, that the
main factor in the evolution of organisms is some inherent, impulse — the "
bathmic force" of (Jope — which acts with unerring certainty whatever be the
conditions ...
7
The Primary Factors of Organic Evolution
Besides the evident truth of the proposition that a mode of building is a mode of
motion, we have another very good reason for believing in the existence of a
class of bathmic or growth-energies. This is found in the phenomena of heredity.
Edward Drinker Cope,
1896
8
The Principles of Heredity with Some Applications
CHAPTER II THEORIES OF EVOLUTION The Bathmic Theory— The Lamarckian
Theory— The Neo-Darwinian Theory — The alleged inheritance of acquired
characters — Mutilations — Maternal impressions — Diseases. 22. WE need not
...
Sir George Archdall O'Brien Reid,
1910
9
Love in the Time of Flowers
... enact the same pleasurable orgasmic ejaculation under touching
circumstances without the physical din), Encouraged by what might be described
as a bathmic growth force developing from my liberal use of crayon, and
adhering foremostly ...
10
Mosby's Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing and Health ...
See also congenital melanocytic naevus. bathmic evolution. See orthogenic
evolution. bathyaesthesia. /bathé'esthé'zye/. See bathaesthesia.
bathyanaesthesia /bath'éan'esthé'zhe/ [Gk, bathys, deep, anaisthésia, loss of
feeling], a loss of deep ...
Peter Harris, Sue Nagy, Nicholas Vardaxis,
2009