The Geological Evidence of Evolution
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The vertebrate line would then be an absolutely successive one. But this relationship does not exist. For a long time zoologists have held to the opinion that these highest animals were more nearly related to the reptiles than to any other class of the Vertebrata, but the evidence supporting this conclusion was all but the very weakest. The fundamental conception of a mammalian de- parts so widely from that of any other repre- sentative of the great series to which it belongs, that an actual co...mparison between it and the nearest forms appears almost impossible. But recent researches have thrown new light upon the problem. That most obvious distinction separating the Mammalia from all other animals namely, that they bring forth their young THE GEOLOGICAL EVIDENCES.
alive, and that the young is nourished directly from the parent has generally been considered an impassable obstacle in the way of correlating these animals with animals lower in the scale of organ- ization than themselves. It is barely three years since we had the startling announcement, made Australian duck-bill (Ornithorhynchus).
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The vertebrate line would then be an absolutely successive one. But this relationship does not exist. For a long time zoologists have held to the opinion that these highest animals were more nearly related to the reptiles than to any other class of the Vertebrata, but the evidence supporting this conclusion was all but the very weakest. The fundamental conception of a mammalian de- parts so widely from that of any other repre- sentative of the great series to which it belongs, that an actual co...mparison between it and the nearest forms appears almost impossible. But recent researches have thrown new light upon the problem. That most obvious distinction separating the Mammalia from all other animals namely, that they bring forth their young THE GEOLOGICAL EVIDENCES.
alive, and that the young is nourished directly from the parent has generally been considered an impassable obstacle in the way of correlating these animals with animals lower in the scale of organ- ization than themselves. It is barely three years since we had the startling announcement, made Australian duck-bill (Ornithorhynchus).
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