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And to do this effectually I must refer my readers to good work done in the latter
third of the last century by the acute and learned Abbe Spallanzani, while he was
engaged in promulgating panspermatist doctrines against the views of our own ...
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The Popular Science Monthly
And to do this effectually I must refer my readers to good work done in the latter
third of the last century by the acute and learned Abb6 Spallanzani, while he was
engaged in promulgating panspermatist doctrines against the views of our own ...
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The Contemporary Review
And to do this effectually I must refer my readers to good work done near the
middle of the last century by the acute and learned Abbe Spallanzani, whilst he
was engaged in promulgating Panspermatist doctrines against the views of our
own ...
4
The Antiseptic System: A Treatise on Carbolic Acid and Its ...
This at once disposes of Pouchet and the influence of the proligerous pellicle,
and quite accords with the Panspermatist doctrine of Hallier. The minute living
specks are the " schwarmer," which (as is shown by the cultivation of Penicillium,
and ...
Arthur Ernest Sansom, 1871
would here find all the conditions. necessary for spontaneous generation, and
might predict that each liquid would be peopled with all the species which would
be developed if it were left in free air. The panspermatist would reason: In ...
would here find all the conditions necessary for spontaneous generation, and
might predict that each liquid would be peopled with all the species which would
be developed if it were left in free air. The panspermatist would reason : In ...
Phenomena which seemed to contravene it were explained away by means of
additional hypotheses, the most famous of which is the panspermatist theory, of
Spallanzani, -— that the atmosphere is full of invisible germs,-- by which the ...
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Chembers 21 Century Dictionary
panspermatist or panspermist noun. © 19c: from Greek sperma seed. pansy /'
panzi/ &• noun (pansies) 1 any of various species of violet, native to Europe,
which have flat flowers with five rounded white, yellow or purple petals. 2
offensive ...
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Evolution and the Origin of Life
And, to do this effectually, I must refer my readers to good work done in the latter
third of the last century by the acute and learned Abbe Spallanzani, whilst he was
engaged in promulgating Panspermatist doctrines in opposition to the views of ...
H. Charlton Bastian, 1874
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