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The plurality of the human race

Note 219 — Chapter VI

Hugh J. C. Beavan translation

It is thus that we do not see realised in man that general law which decrees that animal species are large in proportion to the continent which they inhabit; the mean size of the mammalia, in particular, is regularly proportional to the extent of Australia, America, the ancient continent, and the bottom of the ocean.

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