 | 1846 - 594 páginas
...which Man most nearly resembles in his dentition, derive their staple food from fruits, grain, the kernels of nuts, and other forms in which the most...dentition shows that Man was, from the beginning, more especially adapted ' to eat of the fruit of the trees of the garden.'* " But the Quadrumana are... | |
 | 1846 - 610 páginas
...which Man most nearly resembles in hie dentition, derive their staple food from fruits, grain, the kernels of nuts, and other forms in which the most...elaborated : and the close resemblance between the Qnadrumanous and Human dentition shows that Man was, from the beginning, more especially adapted '... | |
 | Henry Stephens Salt - 1906 - 136 páginas
...which man most nearly resembles in his dentition, derive their staple food from fruits, grain, the kernels of nuts, and other forms in which the most...the close resemblance between the quadrumanous and the human dentition shows that man was, from the beginning more especially adapted ' to eat of the... | |
 | 1879 - 670 páginas
...derive their staple food from fruits, grain, the kernels of nuts, and other forms in which the moat sapid and nutritious tissues of the vegetable kingdom are elaborated, and the cloie resemblance between the qnadrumanous and human dentition shows that man was from the beginning... | |
 | Raymond W. Bernard - 1996 - 256 páginas
...derive their staple foods from fruits, grains and the kernels of nuts, and other forms in which the more sapid, and nutritious tissues of the vegetable kingdom are elaborated; and the close resemblence between the -quadroumoanous and human dentation shows that man .was, from the beginning,... | |
 | Howard Williams - 2003 - 436 páginas
...their stapie food from fruits, grain, the kernels of nuts, and other forms [of vegetable products] in which the most sapid and nutritious tissues of...the close resemblance between the quadrumanous and the human dentition shows that man was, from the beginning, adapted to eat the fruit of the trees of... | |
 | 1861 - 686 páginas
...monkeys, which man nearly resembles in dentition, derive their staple food from fruits, grain, the kernels of nuts, and other forms in which the most...elaborated ; and the close resemblance between the quadrumonous and human dentition shows that man was, from the beginning, adapted to eat the fruit of... | |
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The Apes and Monkeys which Man most nearly resembles in his dentition, derive their staple food from fruits, grain, the kernels of nuts, and other forms in which the most sapid and nutritious tissues of the vegetable kingdom are elaborated : and the close... 