...the earth from the nebulous cubhood of its youth, through innumerable changes and immeasurable ages, to its present form, and the development of a living...the shapeless mass of protoplasm we term a germ." — The late PROFESSOR HUXLEY. FOSSIL birds are but rarely met with in the stratified rocks; hence...

...the earth from the nebulous cub-hood of its youth," through innumerable changes and immeasurable ages to its present form, and the development of a living being from the shapeless mass of protoplasm which we term a germ. VOL. I 2 N "I do not suppose," he pursued, "that, at the present day, any geologist...

...earth from the nebulous cub-hood of its youth,” through innumerable changes and immeasurable ages to its present form, and the development of a living being from the shapeless mass of protoplasm which we term a germ. VOL.! 2N “1 do not suppose,” he pursued, “that, at the present day, any...

...the earth from the nebulous cubhood of its youth, through innumerable changes and immeasurable ages, to its present form; and the development of a living...being from the shapeless mass of protoplasm we term a germ.5i Such a version of evolutionism was quite incompatible with both Thomson's approach to cosmical...

...the earth from the nebulous cubhood of its youth, through innumerable changes and immeasurable ages, to its present form; and the development of a living...being from the shapeless mass of protoplasm we term a germ.51 Such a version of evolutionism was quite incompatible with both Thomson's approach to cosmical...