Loeb, J., 1916 · passages 600 to 600 of 601
The Organism as a Whole, from a Physicochemical Viewpoint
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Mr. Le Prince's books will be not only of great practical importance as a guide to future work of the same character, especially in the Tropics, but also of permanent historic value. 35. — The Organism as a Whole. From a Physico-Chemical Viewpoint. The author accounts for the harmonious character of the organism on a purely physico-chemical basis, without the assumption of design on the one hand, and without the formulation of too definite a theory of evolution on the other. The book contains, in addition to the text, all the necessary illustrations.
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