Report of the British Association for the Advancement of Science

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Report of the British Association for the Advancement of Science

British Association for the Advancement of Science.

London,

1841

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from annotation 173 Owen intermediate fossils — 185 — 196 Summary on do

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lines 1—24 annotation this is like Waterhouses remark that low groups vary much,
from annotation p. 181 Waterhouse — low in scale;
from annotation 181 do — animals on confines of groups present great differences

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lines 29—51 annotation according to this, if there were many Monotremes, they wd vary much.—

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from annotation 173 Owen intermediate fossils — 185 — 196 Summary on do

line 46 underline "Pleiosaurus"
line 46 annotation Enaliosaurians

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lines 1—44 annotation As species are long lived (must be!!) so are genera — how is this in Mammifers Badger long—lived — Carnivora in Eocene

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lines 31—49 annotation These cd have been np terrestrial Mammifers for 70 specimens of Iguanodons have been found

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from annotation 173 Owen intermediate fossils — 185 — 196 Summary on do

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lines 1—35 annotation assumes the series to be perfect & a tendency to higher development —
from annotation 197. Argument (Owen) against Transmutation — Resting on assumed rise in development — Grand discussion.—

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lines 12—42 annotation must confess even on my view imperfection of record surprising —

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whole-margin annotation Do those geologists who tacitly think the record pretty perfect — think that there were only 3 Mammifers during Oolitic & only . — Reptiles during Carboniferous & so many in Permean & Triassic

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from annotation 201 Embryology of recent Reptiles resembles ancient

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lines 6—8 annotation Falconer

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from annotation 96 Different form of Vertebrae in ant & post part of column. Ch 7. Kinds of Transition.—