But as the supernormals, as we know them today, are merely biologic sports, in a sense, simple accidents, no one can tell whether they will turn out true shots or just flashes in the pan.

He is a biologic sport, an abnormal variation.

A woman who has a delicate skin, lovely complexion, well-formed breasts and menstruates freely will be found to have the typical feminine outlook on life, aspirations and reactions to stimuli, which, in spite of the protests of our feminists, do constitute the biologic feminine mind.

In short, viewing the internal secretions as determinants, by their quantitative variations, of a host of biologic phenomena furnishes a concrete and detailed foundation for Darwin's theory of pangenesis.

As for the elaborations of the Darwinian hypothesis by Spencer, Fiske, DeVries, Weismann, Haeckel, Kidd, Bergson, and every subsequent philosophic or biologic writer, all these men might never have written a line so far as Captain Renfrew's library was informed.

Darwin's great hypothesis, and every development springing from it, had been banned, because the moment that a theory was propounded of the great biologic relationship of all flesh, from worms to vertebrates, there instantly followed a corollary of the brotherhood of man.

This law of evolution is equally applicable to all orders of phenomena,"astronomic, geologic, biologic, psychologic, sociologic, etc.,"since these are all component parts of one cosmos, though disguised from one another by conventional groupings.

As representatives of the men and women who have done such capital work, who have fronted every hazard and hardship and labored in the scientific spirit, and who have added greatly to our fund of geographic, biologic, and ethnographic knowledge, I may mention Miss Snethlage and Herr Karl von den Steinen. VIII.

LECTURES ON BIOLOGIC ASPECTS OF COLLOIDAL AND PHYSIOLOGIC CHEMISTRY, 1925-1926.

Lectures on biologic aspects of colloidal and physiologic chemistry, 1925-1926.

SEE Lectures on biologic aspects of colloidal and physiologic chemistry, 1925-1926.

HAGAN, ESTHER L. The infectious diseases of domestic animals, with special reference to etiology, diagnosis, and biologic therapy.

The infectious diseases of domestic animals, with special reference to etiology, diagnosis, and biologic therapy.

LECTURES ON BIOLOGIC ASPECTS OF COLLOIDAL AND PHYSIOLOGIC CHEMISTRY, 1925-1926.

Lectures on biologic aspects of colloidal and physiologic chemistry, 1925-1926.

SEE Lectures on biologic aspects of colloidal and physiologic chemistry, 1925-1926.

HAGAN, ESTHER L. The infectious diseases of domestic animals, with special reference to etiology, diagnosis, and biologic therapy.

The infectious diseases of domestic animals, with special reference to etiology, diagnosis, and biologic therapy.

This is the problem of eugenics, the choice and biologic breeding of capable men to be the citizens of the nation, and broadly understood, it includes both the negro and the immigrant problems.]

The world often exclaims over the failure of the sons of noted men to achieve great things, for, despite confusing evidence, men still have faith in biologic heredity.

In the economic realm, as is now seen to be the case in the biologic realm, competition of some effective kind is an indispensable condition not only of progress but of life without degeneration.

At some point it becomes necessary to inquire into the biologic aspects of any social enterprise.

" "This fact," said Byrne, and he rubbed his chin thoughtfully, "is not without interest, though I fail to perceive the relation between me and such a creature, unless, perhaps, there are biologic similarities of which I have at present no cognition.