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History of the inductive sciences, from the earliest to the present time

Note 139 — Chapter VI · The Progress of Systematic Zoology.

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For example, the goatsucker has an affinity with the swallow; but it has an analogy with the bat, because both fly at the same hour of the day, and feed in the same manner.—Swainson, Geography and Classification of Animals, p. 129.

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