Abstract
THE sixteen essays which make up the volume are reprints, with a few alterations, of articles originally published in Knowledge. “They are intended,” the author tells us, “to illustrate in a popular manner a few of the various modes in which animals—especially vertebrates—are adapted to similar conditions; and also to demonstrate some of the more remarkable types of structure obtaining among the higher vertebrates.”
Phases of Animal Life, Past and Present.
By R. Lydekker (Cantab.). (London: Longmans and Co., 1892.)
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B., F. Phases of Animal Life, Past and Present. Nature 46, 74–75 (1892). https://doi.org/10.1038/046074a0
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