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Animal Life and Intelligence

Note L — Chapter III · REPRODUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT.

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We have seen that when volume tends to outrun surface, fission may take place, whereby the same volume has increased surface. But in unfavourable nutritive conditions, the same surface which had before been sufficient for nutrition may become, under the less favourable circumstances, insufficient, and fission may again take place to give a larger absorbent surface. Hence, possibly, the connection between insufficient nutriment and highly subdivided sperms.

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