 In no sense, then, can the Neanderthal bones be regarded as the remains of a human being intermediate between men and apes. At most, they demonstrate the existence of a man whose skull may be said to revert somewhat towards the pithecoid type.  Proceedings of the Geologists' Association - Seite 245von Geologists' Association - 1899Vollansicht - Über dieses Buch
 | Thomas Henry Huxley - 1863 - 208 Seiten
...time during which the Neanderthal man lived, are remarkable for the stoutness of their limb bones. between Men and Apes. At most, they demonstrate the...may be said to revert somewhat towards the pithecoid type—-just as a Carrier, or a Pouter, or a Tumbler, may sometimes put on the plumage of its primitive... | |
 | 1863 - 560 Seiten
...time during which the Neanderthal man lived, are remarkable for the stoutness of their limb bones. In no sense, then, can the Neanderthal bones be regarded...the remains of a human being intermediate between man and the apes. At most, they demonstrate the exof a man whose skull may be said to revert somewhat... | |
 | 1864 - 584 Seiten
...ridges. But, writes Professor Huxley, in his chapter " Ou some Fossil Bemains of Man" : " In no sense can the Neanderthal bones be regarded as the remains...may be said to revert somewhat towards the pithecoid type—just as a Carrier, or a Pouter, or a Tumbler, may sometimes put on the plumage of its primitive... | |
 | Carl Christoph Vogt - 1864 - 514 Seiten
...time during which the Neanderthal man lived, are remarkable for the stoutness of their limb bones. " In no sense, then, can the Neanderthal bones be regarded...the remains of a human being, intermediate between man and apes. At most they demonstrate the existence of a man whose skull may be said to revert somewhat... | |
 | Karl Christoph Vogt - 1864 - 518 Seiten
...time during which the Neanderthal man lived, are remarkable for the stoutness of their limb bones. " In no sense, then, can the Neanderthal bones be regarded...the remains of a human being, intermediate between man and apes. At most they demonstrate the existence of a man whose skull may be said to revert somewhat... | |
 | Thomas Henry Huxley - 1873 - 194 Seiten
...time during which the Neanderthal man lived, are remarkable for the stoutness of their limb bones. In no sense, then, can the Neanderthal bones be regarded...may be said to revert somewhat towards the pithecoid type—just as a Carrier, or a Pouter, or a Tumbler, may sometimes put on the plumage of its primitive... | |
 | William Boyd Dawkins - 1874 - 540 Seiten
...time during which the Neanderthal man lived, are remarkable for the stoutness of their limb-bones. In no sense, then, can the Neanderthal bones be regarded...may be said to revert somewhat towards the pithecoid type—just as a carrier, or a poulter, or a tumbler may sometimes put on the plumage of its primitive... | |
 | William Boyd Dawkins - 1874 - 524 Seiten
...time during which the Neanderthal man lived, are remarkable for the stoutness of their limb-bones. In no sense, then, can the Neanderthal bones be regarded...existence of a man whose skull may be said to revert 24-2 THE IXT8RMENT IN AVRIGNAC. [CHAP. somewhat towards the pithecoid type—just as a carrier, or... | |
 | James D. Dana - 1875 - 846 Seiten
...nearly on a level with the mean between the two human extremes " and " in no sense " adds Huxley " can the Neanderthal bones be regarded as the remains of a human being intermediate between Man and the Apes." The bones of the arm and thigh have the ordinary proportions in Man, though very... | |
 | Herbert William Morris - 1876 - 736 Seiten
...present day ; and Professor Huxley* makes the candid acknowledgment in regard to it, that, " in no sense can the Neanderthal bones be regarded as the remains...a human being intermediate between Men and Apes." The Engis skull, doubtless the very oldest known, and which according to Sir John Lubbock there seems... | |
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