Evidence As to Man's Place in Nature
Evidence As to Man's Place in Nature
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Thirdly, That it may be capable of great viciousness and violence when irritated: and this is especially true of adult males.
Fourthly, That it may build a nest to sleep in.
Such being well established facts respecting the Asiatic Anthropoids, analogy alone might justify us in expecting the African species to offersimilar peculiarities, separately or combined; or, at any rate, woulddestroy the force of any attempted 'a priori' argument against suchdirect testimony as might be adduced in... favour of their existence. And, if the organization of any of the African Apes could be demonstrated tofit it better than either of its Asiatic allies for the erect positionand for efficient attack, there would be still less reason for doubtingits occasional adoption of the upright attitude or of aggressiveproceedings.
From the time of Tyson and Tulpius downwards, the habits of the youngCHIMPANZEE in a state of captivity have been abundantly reported andcommented upon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thirdly, That it may be capable of great viciousness and violence when irritated: and this is especially true of adult males.
Fourthly, That it may build a nest to sleep in.
Such being well established facts respecting the Asiatic Anthropoids, analogy alone might justify us in expecting the African species to offersimilar peculiarities, separately or combined; or, at any rate, woulddestroy the force of any attempted 'a priori' argument against suchdirect testimony as might be adduced in... favour of their existence. And, if the organization of any of the African Apes could be demonstrated tofit it better than either of its Asiatic allies for the erect positionand for efficient attack, there would be still less reason for doubtingits occasional adoption of the upright attitude or of aggressiveproceedings.
From the time of Tyson and Tulpius downwards, the habits of the youngCHIMPANZEE in a state of captivity have been abundantly reported andcommented upon.
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