An Essay on Classification
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Octavo, not illustrated, pp viii, 381,very clean internally, rebound in a serviceable twentieth century black half leather and green cloth . ["For Agassiz, the proper classification of plants and ...
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Octavo, not illustrated, pp viii, 381,very clean internally, rebound in a serviceable twentieth century black half leather and green cloth . ["For Agassiz, the proper classification of plants and animals was essential to understanding the relationships among animals and between animals and the environments they inhabit. An anti-evolutionist, Agassiz argued that plant and animal species are immutable and do not change over time. In the Essay, he wrote that " . . . all differences observed among finite beings are ordained by the action of the Supreme Intellect, and not determined by physical causes.""]
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Publisher: Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans & Roberts; & Trubner & Co
Year: 1859
Type: Used
Binding: Hardcover
First Edition
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