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Excerpt from What Comes From What, or the Relationships of Animals and Plants
Relationships of animals and plants are determined in three ways: (1) By palaeontology, or the succession of fossil forms, the earlier being the ancestors of the later; (2) by morphology, or similarities and differences of form; (3) by embryology, or the development of the individual from the embryo, such development being supposed to recapitulate more or less accurately the evolution of the species.
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