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On the Variation of Species, with Especial Reference to the Insecta

Note 81 — Chapter VI · THE GENERIC THEORY.

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I may add, that this suggestion, as to the evenly balanced state of generic types, is in accordance with the views of Mr. Waterhouse,—whose extensive knowledge in the higher departments of zoological science gives a value to his opinion, especially on questions such as these, which I am glad to have an opportunity of acknowledging.

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