Paleys Natural Theology With Illustrative Notes volume 1
Paleys Natural Theology With Illustrative Notes volume 1
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, have these fangs, but teeth of an equfel size ; not moveable as this is, but fixed into the jaw.
II. In being the property of several different species, the preceding example is resembled by that which I shall next mention, which is the hag of the opossum. This is a mechanical contrivance, most properly so called. The simplicity of the expedient renders the contrivance more obvious than many others, and by no means less certain. A false skin under the belly of the animal forms a pouch, into w...hich the young litter are received at their birth ; where they have an easy and constant access to the teats ; in which they are transported by the dam from place to place ; where they are at liberty to run in and out ; and where they find a refuge from surprise and danger. It is their cradle, their asylum, and the machine for their conveyance. Can the use of this structure be NATURAL THEOLOGY. 259 doubted of? Nor is it a mere doubling of the skin ; but is a new organ, furnished with bones and muscles of its own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, have these fangs, but teeth of an equfel size ; not moveable as this is, but fixed into the jaw.
II. In being the property of several different species, the preceding example is resembled by that which I shall next mention, which is the hag of the opossum. This is a mechanical contrivance, most properly so called. The simplicity of the expedient renders the contrivance more obvious than many others, and by no means less certain. A false skin under the belly of the animal forms a pouch, into w...hich the young litter are received at their birth ; where they have an easy and constant access to the teats ; in which they are transported by the dam from place to place ; where they are at liberty to run in and out ; and where they find a refuge from surprise and danger. It is their cradle, their asylum, and the machine for their conveyance. Can the use of this structure be NATURAL THEOLOGY. 259 doubted of? Nor is it a mere doubling of the skin ; but is a new organ, furnished with bones and muscles of its own.
What to read after Paleys Natural Theology With Illustrative Notes volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paley, William, 1743-1805 to read onlineMoreLess
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