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<dd>Translated from the French by Stoddard Dewey</dd>
<dd>Book first. Methods: pt. 1. The objective study of natural bodies. pt. 2. Analysis of natural phenomena. pt. 3. First method of analysis of vital phenomena. The approximate law of assimilation. pt. 4 Second method of analysis: decomposition into functions--strict law of functional assimilation. pt. 5. Concordance of results obtained by two methods--Agreement of Darwin's system with that of Lamarck. pt. 6. Third point of view--Conservation of energy -- Book second. Facts: pt. 7. Phenomena of life compared with phenomena of not-living matter. pt. 8. Evolution in living and not-living matter. pt. 9. Bipolarity in living and non-living matter. pt. 10. Formation of species and appearance of life</dd></dl><br>Subjects: Biology; Evolution</div>
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<dl><dd>Le Dantec, Félix Alexandre, 1869-1917</dd>
<dd>Duncan, Robert Kennedy</dd></dl></div>
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