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Histoire générale et particulière des anomalies de l'organisation chez l'homme et les animaux
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Paris, J.B. Baillière, 1832-1837
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lines 22—1 annotation p. 57 ,& 110
     There is analogy (?) in change of instincts of old Hen-birds & mules, with instincts of neuter insects & castrated cocks
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lines 9—8 underline "très-rudimentaires"
from End Slip 2 annotation 210 on rudiments of limbs. 223 hereditary in Dog.
     224. some rudiment almost always present.—
     395 do.
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line 14 underline "imparfaits ... rudimentaires"


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lines 2—4 annotation hereditay rudimnt
from End Slip 2 annotation 210 on rudiments of limbs. 223 hereditary in Dog.
     224. some rudiment almost always present.—
     395 do.
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from End Slip 2 annotation 210 on rudiments of limbs. 223 hereditary in Dog.
     224. some rudiment almost always present.—
     395 do.
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top-marginline 13 annotation does not hereditariness prove this, or may sam cause affect embryo in its growth?

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     Often before remarked monstrosities in one part it seems, causes monstrosities in may other parts


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bottom-margin annotation May be mentioned as one of th laws governing variation in what cases have we doulbe organs in one species becomng single in another — womb ?


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line 17 underline in pale pencil "cartilages informes"
from End Slip 2 annotation 210 on rudiments of limbs. 223 hereditary in Dog.
     224. some rudiment almost always present.—
     395 do.
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bottom-margin annotation It is remarkalbe that many of th former monstrosities of th head, not uncommn with man hav never been observed in animals


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top-marginline 7 annotation There is most evident gradation in this sort of rudimentay organ


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from End Slip 2 annotation 413 certain monstrosities more common in certain species than others,— quite inexplicable.—

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annotation 200 Classification
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