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PrefacePart 1 Introduction – Chapter 1a History of EvolutionPart 1 Introduction – Chapter 1b History of EvolutionPart 1 Introduction – Chapter 2 The Organic KingdomPart 1 Introduction – Chapter 3a Classification of OrganismsPart 1 Introduction – Chapter 3b Classification of OrganismsPart 1 Introduction – Chapter 3c Classification of OrganismsPart 1 Introduction – Chapter 4a Geographic DistributionPart 1 Introduction – Chapter 4b Geographic DistributionPart 1 Introduction – Chapter 5a Bathymetric DistributionPart 1 Introduction – Chapter 5b Bathymetric DistributionPart 1 Introduction – Chapter 6a Geological DistributionPart 1 Introduction – Chapter 6b Geological DistributionPart 2 The Mechanism of Evolution – Chapter 7a Natural SelectionPart 2 The Mechanism of Evolution – Chapter 7b Natural SelectionPart 2 The Mechanism of Evolution – Chapter 8a Sexual and Artificial SelectionPart 2 The Mechanism of Evolution – Chapter 8b Sexual and Artificial SelectionPart 2 The Mechanism of Evolution – Chapter 9 Variation and MutationPart 2 The Mechanism of Evolution – Chapter 10a HeredityPart 2 The Mechanism of Evolution – Chapter 10b HeredityPart 2 The Mechanism of Evolution – Chapter 10c HeredityPart 2 The Mechanism of Evolution – Chapter 11 Inheriance of Acquired CharactersPart 2 The Mechanism of Evolution – Chapter 12a Orthogenesis and KinetogenesisPart 2 The Mechanism of Evolution – Chapter 12b Orthogenesis and KinetogenesisPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 1 Ontogeny – Chapter 13a The Life CyclePart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 1 Ontogeny – Chapter 13b The Life CyclePart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 1 Ontogeny – Chapter 14a Recapitulation, Racial Old Age, ExtinctionsPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 1 Ontogeny – Chapter 14b Recapitulation, Racial Old Age, ExtinctionsPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 2 Morphology and Adaptations – Chapter 15a Coloration and MimicryPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 2 Morphology and Adaptations – Chapter 15b Coloration and MimicryPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 2 Morphology and Adaptations – Chapter 16a Animal Associations. CommunalismPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 2 Morphology and Adaptations – Chapter 16b Animal Associations. CommunalismPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 2 Morphology and Adaptations – Chapter 17a Parasitism and DegeneracyPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 2 Morphology and Adaptations – Chapter 17b Parasitism and DegeneracyPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 2 Morphology and Adaptations – Chapter 18a Adaptive RadiationPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 2 Morphology and Adaptations – Chapter 18b Adaptive RadiationPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 2 Morphology and Adaptations – Chapter 19a Cursorial and Fossorial AdaptationPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 2 Morphology and Adaptations – Chapter 19b Cursorial and Fossorial AdaptationPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 2 Morphology and Adaptations – Chapter 19c Cursorial and Fossorial AdaptationPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 2 Morphology and Adaptations – Chapter 20a Aquatic AdaptationPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 2 Morphology and Adaptations – Chapter 20b Aquatic AdaptationPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 2 Morphology and Adaptations – Chapter 21 Scansorial AdaptationPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 2 Morphology and Adaptations – Chapter 22a Volant AdaptationPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 2 Morphology and Adaptations – Chapter 22bVolant AdaptationPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 2 Morphology and Adaptations – Chapter 23a Caves and Deep-Sea LifePart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 2 Morphology and Adaptations – Chapter 23b Caves and Deep-Sea LifePart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 2 Morphology and Adaptations – Chapter 23c Caves and Deep-Sea LifePart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 2 Morphology and Adaptations – Chapter 24a Desert AdaptationPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 2 Morphology and Adaptations – Chapter 24b Desert AdaptationPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 25a Fossils: Their Nature and InterpretationPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 25b Fossils: Their Nature and InterpretationPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 26a CephalopodsPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 26b CephalopodsPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 27a InsectsPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 27b InsectsPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 28a Origin of VertebratesPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 28b Origin of VertebratesPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 29a Emergence of Terrestrial VertebratesPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 29b Emergence of Terrestrial VertebratesPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 30a Rise of Reptiles and Dominance of DinosaursPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 30b Rise of Reptiles and Dominance of DinosaursPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 31a Beaked Dinosaurs and Origin of BirdsPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 31b Beaked Dinosaurs and Origin of BirdsPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 31c Beaked Dinosaurs and Origin of BirdsPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 32a Origin of Mammals and Rise of Archaic MammalsPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 32b Origin of Mammals and Rise of Archaic MammalsPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 33a Incursion of Modernized Mammals and Evolution of CarnivoresPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 33b Incursion of Modernized Mammals and Evolution of CarnivoresPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 34a ProboscideansPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 34b ProboscideansPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 34c ProboscideansPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 35a HorsesPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 35b HorsesPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 35c HorsesPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 36a CamelsPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 36b CamelsPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 37a The Evolution of Man: Ontogeny and Morphology – Man’s Place in NaturePart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 37b The Evolution of Man: Ontogeny and Morphology – Man’s Place in NaturePart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 37c The Evolution of Man: Ontogeny and Morphology – Anatomical and Ontogenetic Evidences for Human EvolutionPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 37d The Evolution of Man: Ontogeny and Morphology – Anatomical and Ontogenetic Evidences for Human EvolutionPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 38a The Evolution of man: Paleontology – Paleontological Evidence of Human EvolutionPart 3 The Evidences of Evolution – Section 3 Paleontology – Chapter 38b The Evolution of man: Paleontology – Paleontological Evidence of Human EvolutionPart 4 – Epilogue – The Pulse of Life
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Organic Evolution is a college textbook that describes the mechanism of biological evolution by natural selection. It then explores the evidences for evolution in various animals, including insects, reptiles, birds and humans, mainly from the science of paleontology. (Summary by JoeD)
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