Sends his papers [unspecified].
Linnaeus was a "Darwinist" because he placed the simians in the genus Homo.
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Sends his papers [unspecified].
Linnaeus was a "Darwinist" because he placed the simians in the genus Homo.
Thanks for Origin, 6th ed.
Sends his paper.
Thanks for a paper on the reproductive organs of fish.
Has always admired AWM’s work on the Pleuronectidae (Bidrag till kännedom af Pleuronektoidernas utveckling och byggnad (Contribution to knowledge of the development and structure of the Pleuronectidae); Malm 1867).