The New International Encyclopaedia, Volume 8Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead, 1906 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... nature , and since his day the Foraminifera have been considered a subdivision of the Protozoa . They are now ranked as an order of Rhizopoda ( q.v. ) , distinguished from the amoeba and its near allies by the form of the pseudopodia ...
... nature , and since his day the Foraminifera have been considered a subdivision of the Protozoa . They are now ranked as an order of Rhizopoda ( q.v. ) , distinguished from the amoeba and its near allies by the form of the pseudopodia ...
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... natural history at the School of Mines , and president of the Geological Society ; in 1853 professor at Edinburgh ... Nature and Art in the Cure of Diseases ( 1857 ) . FORBES , JOHN MURRAY ( 1807-85 ) . An American clergyman . He was ...
... natural history at the School of Mines , and president of the Geological Society ; in 1853 professor at Edinburgh ... Nature and Art in the Cure of Diseases ( 1857 ) . FORBES , JOHN MURRAY ( 1807-85 ) . An American clergyman . He was ...
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... nature of God is infinite , and thus embracing all events whatso- ever , including the volitions of free beings , but capable of no explanation except that it is a fact of the nature of God . Foreknowledge is no more of a mystery upon ...
... nature of God is infinite , and thus embracing all events whatso- ever , including the volitions of free beings , but capable of no explanation except that it is a fact of the nature of God . Foreknowledge is no more of a mystery upon ...
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... natural ones . About this time there was great activity in the introduction of foreign species of forest trees , many of which were so well adapted to their new conditions that in places there are to- day more exotic than native trees ...
... natural ones . About this time there was great activity in the introduction of foreign species of forest trees , many of which were so well adapted to their new conditions that in places there are to- day more exotic than native trees ...
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... nature are for the modern scientist . Aristotle gave the authority of his great name to the former interpretation , which has thus become traditional . Aristotle himself used the word form as expressing the essence of a thing , and this ...
... nature are for the modern scientist . Aristotle gave the authority of his great name to the former interpretation , which has thus become traditional . Aristotle himself used the word form as expressing the essence of a thing , and this ...
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