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THE BEGINNINGS OF LIFE 



Heterogenesis would necessarily carry with it modified 

 views concerning internal tendencies, and the mode 

 and rapidity of origin of specific characters— and this, 

 I venture to think, is the kind of rectification which 

 biologists will soon begin to demand from the most 

 distinguished exponent of the Evolution philosophy. 



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