The Natural History of Pliny, Volume 4H. G. Bohn, 1856 - 544 pages |
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... resemblance of fa- thers and mothers with their products . The products of domestic animals resemble , in general , more the father than the mother , by the head , the members , the color , the character , in a word , by all that which ...
... resemblance of fa- thers and mothers with their products . The products of domestic animals resemble , in general , more the father than the mother , by the head , the members , the color , the character , in a word , by all that which ...
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... resemblance Cryptic resemblance Sematic resemblance Starrett 1993 Crypsis Masquerade — Stevens & Merilaita 2009b Crypsis Crypsis Mimicry Vane‐Wright 1976, 1980 Camouflage or mimesis Camouflage or mimesis Mimicry Wickler 1968 Crypsis ...
... resemblance Cryptic resemblance Sematic resemblance Starrett 1993 Crypsis Masquerade — Stevens & Merilaita 2009b Crypsis Crypsis Mimicry Vane‐Wright 1976, 1980 Camouflage or mimesis Camouflage or mimesis Mimicry Wickler 1968 Crypsis ...
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... resemblance — a resemblance not in internal structure but in external appearance — a resemblance in those parts only that catch the eye — a resemblance that deceives. As this kind of resemblance has the same effect as voluntary ...
... resemblance — a resemblance not in internal structure but in external appearance — a resemblance in those parts only that catch the eye — a resemblance that deceives. As this kind of resemblance has the same effect as voluntary ...
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... resemblance to the peacock ! what a magnificent temple of humanity ! But we shall see more of this by - and - by . It is evident enough that there are very many people who resemble peacocks ; but the resemblance in physiognomy which ...
... resemblance to the peacock ! what a magnificent temple of humanity ! But we shall see more of this by - and - by . It is evident enough that there are very many people who resemble peacocks ; but the resemblance in physiognomy which ...
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