id author title date pages extension mime words sentences flesch summary cache txt 49818 Morgan, C. Lloyd (Conwy Lloyd) Animal Life and Intelligence .txt text/plain 182735 9185 63 the matter, that a general work on Animal Life and Intelligence, if organisms are formed either of single cells or of a number of related animals the cells in different parts of the body take on different forms individual is produced from some group of cells in the parent organism. In higher forms of life the organs which are set apart for the the organic world called forth by the action of natural elimination. the higher forms of animal life, the organisms are either female representative cell-germs, should develop into an organism resembling the chapter on "Organic Evolution," the varied forms of animal life are difference is that one school says the organ is developed in the species variations in the end-organs of the special senses, fitting them to be And this naturally suggests the question whether those sense-organs in process of organic elimination through natural selection. ./cache/49818.txt ./txt/49818.txt