All the Articles of the Darwin Faith
All the Articles of the Darwin Faith
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It is enough for me to have them ready-to-be-made by and for my theory.
I believe that the ostrich came from a bustard, by using its legs more and its wings less, until it got to have no wings to fly with. I do not pretend to tell you what it has gained by this loss. You may say that wings would be very useful to it, hunted as it is. That I cannot help. My theory requires it to be as it is. Whatever is, is. That you cannot dispute. I like a piquant argument.
I believe that bustards still exist,... though elsewhere I have said that in all such cases of improvement by Natural Selection the original species is " exterminated. " You may ask me to reconcile those two contradictory statements. It is no business of mine to do so. You must take things as you find them, for me.
I believe that a wingless bird comes by degrees, though we have never seen the " transitional grade, " at first to " float along the surface of the sea, " and " ultimately to rise from its surface and glide through the air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is enough for me to have them ready-to-be-made by and for my theory.
I believe that the ostrich came from a bustard, by using its legs more and its wings less, until it got to have no wings to fly with. I do not pretend to tell you what it has gained by this loss. You may say that wings would be very useful to it, hunted as it is. That I cannot help. My theory requires it to be as it is. Whatever is, is. That you cannot dispute. I like a piquant argument.
I believe that bustards still exist,... though elsewhere I have said that in all such cases of improvement by Natural Selection the original species is " exterminated. " You may ask me to reconcile those two contradictory statements. It is no business of mine to do so. You must take things as you find them, for me.
I believe that a wingless bird comes by degrees, though we have never seen the " transitional grade, " at first to " float along the surface of the sea, " and " ultimately to rise from its surface and glide through the air.
What to read after All the Articles of the Darwin Faith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F O Francis Orpen Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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