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...Lectures (in French). "The Present State of the Problem of Evolution." XIII. "Theories of Evolution. II. Darwin," by Professor Caullery, in Nash Lecture Room, University Museum...
...Lectures (in French). "The Present State of the Problem of Evolution." XIII. "Theories of Evolution. II. Darwin," by Professor Caullery, in Nash Lecture Room, University Museum...
...broadens his ideas by revealing to his sight things before unknown. But the scientific man who can see only through his microscope has a very restricted vision of the world; and the same thing is true of every pursuit when restricted to its own limited field. When Charles Darwin said that in his later life he lost interest in almost everything except the pursuit of his own scientific studies, he stated that he was losing his sense of culture; and unless the loss promoted in some way his great work it was a misfortune...
...Advancement of Science at Adelaide, Melbourne, and Sydney. He was given the degree of Doctor of Science by the University of Melbourne. At Sydney he spoke before the Section of Geography on the "Coast of New Caledonia" and before the Section of Geology on "A New Evidence for Darwin's Theory of Coral Reefs." In the latter part of August and the first part of September, he made a short visit to the Great Barrier Reefs on the Queensland Coast of Northeastern Australia, and on September 11, sailed from Sydney via New Zealand to the Society Islands, where he will...
...Geological Conference. "Dana's Confirmation of Darwin's Theory of Coral Reefs," by Professor W. M. Davis in the Geological Lecture Room...