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The Foundations of the Origin of Species

Note {507} — Chapter X · RECAPITULATION AND CONCLUSION

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Compare however Darwin’s later view:—“The possibility of making distinct races by crossing has been greatly exaggerated,” Origin, Ed. i. p. 20, vi. p. 23. The author’s change of opinion was no doubt partly due to his experience in breeding pigeons.

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