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The Principles of Biology, Volume 2 (of 2)

Note 29 — Chapter V · THE MORPHOLOGICAL COMPOSITION OF ANIMALS, CONTINUED.

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Though it is alleged that at a later stage the posterior part of the skull is formed by fusion of divisions which are assumed to represent vertebræ, yet it is admitted that the anterior part of the skull never shows any signs of such division. Moreover in both parts the bones show no trace of primitive segmentation.

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