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ndprobleme der heutigen Pflanzenmorphologie," _Biol. Centrbl._, xxv., pp. 65-83, 1905. [542] This is also emphasised by Fleischmann in his critical study of evolutionary morphology entitled _Die Descendenztheorie_, Leipzig, 1901. [543] The same remark applies to the bulk of speculation as to the factors of evolution, with the exception of the contributions made to evolution theory by the palaeontologists by profession, such as Cope. [544] _Les Transformations du Monde animal_, Paris, 1907. [545] "Malacology _versus_ Palaeoconchology," _Proc. Malacological Soc._, viii., pp. 66-83, 1908. [546] Particularly by E. Perrier, "La Tachygenese," _Ann. Sci. nat._ (_Zool._) (8), xvi., 1903. [547] _Monatsber. k. Akad. Wiss._, Berlin, pp. 474-504, 1866. [548] _Geognost. u. Palaeont. Beitraege_, ii., Heft 2, pp. 181-256, 1869. [549] _Abhand. k.k. Geol. Reichsanstalt_, vii., Wien, 1875. [550] The case for polyphyletism is very strongly put by G. Steinmann in his book, _Die geologischen Grundlagen der Abstammungslehre_, Leipzig, 1908. [551] The steps in this chronological variation were termed by Waagen "mutations." [552] _The Age of Mammals in Europe, Asia, and North America_, New York, 1910. [553] _Origin of Species_, 6th ed., Chap. IV. INDEX ACTINOZOAN THEORY of Vertebrate Descent, 299-300 Adaptation as Conservative Principle-- Cuvier, 39, 76 Adaptation, Ecological-- Von Baer, 123 H. Milne-Edwards, 199 Lamarck, 221, 222, 223, 224, 227 Treviranus, 225 f.n. C. Darwin, 231-2, 235, 239 Haeckel, 248, 263 Gegenbaur, 263 V. O. Kowalevsky, 362 Osborn, 362-4 Adaptation, Ecological, and Classification-- Bronn, 203 Adaptation of Parts. _See_ "Correlation, Functional," and "Conditions of Existence" Adaptive Radiation (Osborn), 362-4 Agassiz, A., 288 f.n., 295 On Coelom, 296 Agassiz, L.-- Criticism of Vertebral Theory of Skull, 157 Membrane and Cartilage Bones, 164 Transcendentalism, 203 Classification, 203 f.n. Three-fold Parallelism, 230, 255 Influence on Darwin, 238 Specific Distinctness of Embryos, 353 Albertus Magnus, 17 Alcmaeon, 1 Aldrovandus, 18 Allman, 209 Analogy. _See also_ Homology. Aristotle, 8-10 Owen, 108 Haeckel, 251 Gegenbaur, 266 Lankester, 267 Anaxagoras, 14 Anaximander, 14
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