64 Appe7idix, 



" This writing and these figures consist of the re- 

 mains of animals and plants which, in the great ma- 

 jority of cases, have lived and died in the very spot 

 in which we now find them, or at least in the imme- 

 diate vicinity." — T. H. Huxley : Origin of Species^ 

 page 42. - ■ 



" It follows . . . that man, issuing from a 

 ' mother-region ' still undetermined, but which a num- 

 ber of considerations indicate to have been in the 

 north, has radiated in several directions ; that his mi- 

 grations have been constantly from north to south." 

 — M. Le Marquis G. De Saporta : Popular Science 

 Monthly^ October, 18S3, page 753. 



