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大杉栄 述 堺利彦 編 Publication Place

東京 Subject: NDC

460 Extent

158p ; 19cm Material Type

Book Source Identifier: JPNO

40055375 Audience

一般 Title Transcription

バンブツ ノ ドウコン イチゾク Series Title Transcription

ヘイミン カガク ; 6 Publisher Transcription

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000000472806 Call Number

特24-504 Creator Transcription: NDLNA

オオスギ, サカエ サカイ, トシヒコ Creator: NDLNAId

00062744 00065871 Contents

標題紙

目次

（一）　人は動物である/1

（二）　人は脊椎動物である/7

（三）　人は哺乳動物である/14

（四）　人は霊長動物である/18

（一）　肢と爪と胃と乳と胎盤/18

（二）　人と類人猿（上）/22

（三）　人と類人猿（下）/32

（五）　繰り返して言ふ/38

（六）　類似の意味/42

（七）　万物は進化する/45

（八）　有機体進化の原動力/53

（九）　有機体進化の証拠/58

（一）　構造に等級がある/58

（二）　構造に類似がある/60

（三）　生物発生の原則/64

（四）　進化の悪戯/71

（五）　先代の遺物/73

（六）　動物の分布/83

（七）　地球の自叙伝/90

（八）　動物の系図/93

（九）　人為淘汰/100

（十）　万物の傾向と一致する/110

（十）　動物の系統/114

（一）　原生、海綿、腔腸、蠕形動物/116

（二）　棘皮、軟体、節肢、有索動物/121

（三）　肺魚類と硬骨魚類/125

（四）　両棲類/128

（五）　爬虫類と鳥類/132

（六）　哺乳類/138

（七）　狐猿と猿と人/145

（十一）　万物の同根一族/153

附録

（一）　地球の歴史

（二）　動物の分類

（三）　動物系統樹 |ISBN = |LCCN = |OCLC = |References = |Linkback = |Wikidata = |noimage = }}

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