...pleasure To doubt the fairness were to want an eye ; To doubt the goodness were to want a heart ! ' Derivation ' holds that every species changes, in...external circumstances educing or selecting such change. itself, should be a purpose in creation, it would be absolutely fatal to it as a hypothesis. ' Natural...

...accidentally, in any and every direction, but in pre-ordained, definite, and correlated courses. " Derivation " holds that every species changes, in...change can take place without the influence of altered circumstances educing or selecting such change. " Derivation " sees among the effects of the innate...

...accidentally, in any and every direction, but in pre-ordained, definite, and correlated courses. " Derivation " holds that every species changes, in...Natural Selection " holds that no such change can take placp without the influence of altered circumstances educing or selecting such change. " Derivation...

...definite, and correlated courses." "'Derivation' holds that every species changes, in time, by virtne of inherent tendencies thereto. ' Natural Selection...change can take place without the influence of altered circumstances edui-ing or selecting such change. _ " ' Derivation ' sees among the effects of the innate...

...purpose in each change affecting species leads Professor Owen to the hypothesis of Derivation — " that every species changes in time, by virtue of inherent tendencies thereto." This hypothesis " sees among the effects of the innate tendency to change, irrespective of altered...

...Owen in the last volume of his " Anatomy of Vertebrates," under the terra " derivation." He says : " " Derivation holds that every species changes in time,...the influence of altered external circumstances." ' Derivation ' sees among the effects of the innate tendency to change irrespective of altered circumstances,...

...Owen in the last volume of his "Anatomy of Vertebrates," under the term " derivation." He says : 2 " Derivation holds that every species changes in time,...thereto. ' Natural Selection ' holds that no such 1 Since the publication of the first edition of this hook, its author has become aware that similar...

...Owen in the last volume of his " Anatomy of Vertebrates," under the term " derivation." He says : 10 " Derivation holds that every species changes in time, by virtue of inherent tendencies thereto. c Natural Selection' holds that no such change can take place without the influence of altered external...

...holds that no such change can take place without the influence of altered external circumstances." ' Derivation ' sees among the effects of the innate tendency to change irrespective of altered circumstances, a manifestation of creative power in the variety and beauty of the results ; and, in...

...and thus sums up its difference from and superiority to the ' natural selection ' of Mr. Darwin : ' " Derivation " holds that every species changes in time,...selecting such change. '"Derivation" sees among the innate tendency to change, irrespective of altered surrounding circumstances, a .manifestation of creative...