Great Books of the Western World, Band 28Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... animals are pro- duced from ova . Passing by almost all insects and the whole of the less perfect animals , which are obviously produced from eggs , the greater number of the more perfect are also engendered from eggs . " And then he ...
... animals are pro- duced from ova . Passing by almost all insects and the whole of the less perfect animals , which are obviously produced from eggs , the greater number of the more perfect are also engendered from eggs . " And then he ...
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... animals in general . We have still to speak of the generation of viviparous animals , in doing which we shall as before refer all to a single familiarly known species . EXERCISE 62. An egg is the common origin of all animals " Animals ...
... animals in general . We have still to speak of the generation of viviparous animals , in doing which we shall as before refer all to a single familiarly known species . EXERCISE 62. An egg is the common origin of all animals " Animals ...
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... animals potentially ; both , consequently , are eggs . And then Aristotle himself , whilst he speaks of worms in one place , designates them by the name of eggs in another.3 ... animals may therefore be referred ANIMAL GENERATION 469.
... animals potentially ; both , consequently , are eggs . And then Aristotle himself , whilst he speaks of worms in one place , designates them by the name of eggs in another.3 ... animals may therefore be referred ANIMAL GENERATION 469.
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