Science, Volume 75, Issues 1931-19561932 |
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... biological stations in this hemisphere . ( 2 ) In the second place the Bermuda Biological Sta- tion , like the Marine Biological Laboratory at Woods Hole , is a cooperative institution in the widest sense . While it is the purpose of ...
... biological stations in this hemisphere . ( 2 ) In the second place the Bermuda Biological Sta- tion , like the Marine Biological Laboratory at Woods Hole , is a cooperative institution in the widest sense . While it is the purpose of ...
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... biological forces act , and as these social forces vary so greatly with time and place , the biological evolution of man comes to be influenced by a variety of factors which are non - existent in animals below man . In considering the ...
... biological forces act , and as these social forces vary so greatly with time and place , the biological evolution of man comes to be influenced by a variety of factors which are non - existent in animals below man . In considering the ...
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... Biology is occupied less and less with morphological reasoning and treats biological phenomena as the results of physical and chemical processes . This has made it possible to explain the functioning of the muscles as being relatively ...
... Biology is occupied less and less with morphological reasoning and treats biological phenomena as the results of physical and chemical processes . This has made it possible to explain the functioning of the muscles as being relatively ...
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