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trigram frequency
of the same258
in the same205
the case of164
conditions of life147
varieties of the144
on the other139
in the case137
with respect to127
the other hand125
animals and plants122
the effects of121
in which the119
one of the115
the nature of109
of the body103
the fact that102
more or less99
it may be98
that it is98
it is not92
some of the92
that of the88
nature of the85
there is no83
the same species80
as in the79
it has been79
parts of the78
the development of76
and in the76
of the two74
development of the73
as to the73
as well as71
on the same68
it would be68
part of the68
the same manner66
due to the65
the conditions of64
which have been64
case of the64
the power of63
from each other60
we have seen60
as far as59
to a certain59
and it is59
that there is59
i do not58
use and disuse58
at the same56
the appearance of56
the production of56
respect to the56
the inheritance of56
and of the55
that in the55
a state of55
change in the54
the result of54
variety of the54
the principle of53
effects of use53
origin of the53
the pollen of52
the number of52
to the same52
a certain extent51
it is a51
so far as51
which i have50
the course of49
there can be49
but it is48
members of the48
of the most48
of animals and48
the varieties of46
the origin of46
that they are46
the action of46
it will be46
the existence of45
to believe that45
action of the45
of natural selection44
in regard to44
in some cases44
in this case44
there is a44
of the wings44
in the course44
of use and43
the colour of43
colour of the42
by no means42
is to be42
in the first42
the formation of42
on the whole41
as i have41
do not know40
the zoological gardens40
individuals of the40
in a state40
of the species40
of the other40
must have been39
changes in the39
the theory of39
the same time39
so that the39
state of nature39
to be the39
variation in the39
given in the39
be regarded as38
on the contrary38
fact that the38
that this is38
and on the38
can be no37
informs me that37
many of the37
those of the37
derived from the37
in the zoological36
of the dog36
they have been36
to suppose that36
which has been36
the case with36
in the other36
from the same35
by natural selection35
which we have35
their own pollen35
such as the35
large number of35
the offspring of35
the distribution of35
reason to believe35
a distinct species35
as we shall34
the tendency to34
it is in34
the crossing of34
a variety of34
the effect of34
seen in the34
might have been34
so it is33
have been observed33
this is the33
nearly the same33
which it is33
is well known33
to which the33
size of the33
the reproductive organs32
of this kind32
it is impossible32
we do not32
the transmission of32
form of the32
to be a32
but in the32
our domesticated animals32
a series of32
is due to32
of varieties of32
to have been32
the members of32
may have been31
we know that31
it must be31
species of the31
two or three31
length of the31
the shape of31
of changed conditions31
they may be31
of the insect31
and that the31
believe that the31
which they are31
and i have31
have seen that30
on this subject30
of the wild30
changed conditions of30
the selection of30
to which they30
they do not30
in spite of30
between the two30
regard to the30
the two forms30
in these cases29
side of the29
as it is29
to show that29
breeds of the29
be no doubt29
will be found29
of the fowl29
as it were29
in porto santo29
the belief that29
in the conditions29
shown in the29
in the last29
a large number29
male and female28
the amount of28
the absence of28
than in the28
of the several28
of the genus28
the sterility of28
reference to the28
and the other28
effects of disuse28
the aid of28
difference in the28
the study of27
history of the27
the problem of27
have not been27
by which the27
of the effects27
of such a27
the direction of27
the period of27
cases in which27
the fact of27
account for the27
the influence of27
in the offspring27
at any rate27
the same family26
independently of the26
the present day26
the fertility of26
in all cases26
with their own26
which can be26
it is with26
plants under domestication26
would have been26
be due to26
and plants under26
the size of26
to each other26
it is probable26
we have no26
fertility of the26
the structure of26
no doubt that26
seems to me26
the act of26
character of the26
of acquired characters26
sides of the26
most of the25
variation of animals25
be attributed to25
of all the25
effects of the25
according to the25
is the case25
is difficult to25
seems to be25
of the offspring25
out of the25
state of the25
and in some25
as with the25
differences in the25
with that of25
as we have25
it is well25
as regards the25
the reproductive system25
could be given25
same manner as24
prepotency of transmission24
for the most24
its own pollen24
so as to24
sterility of the24
in which they24
of close interbreeding24
have been exposed24
inheritance of the24
is one of24
account of the24
a matter of24
of a distinct24
and by the24
i have seen24
it is difficult24
the process of24
a consequence of24
the same individual24
appear to be24
number of the24
of the whole24
greater or less24
of the world24
it is the24
can hardly be24
which had been24
a cause of24
the phenomena of24
far as i24
is impossible to24
as they are23
the character of23
in many cases23
it is possible23
selection of the23
which they have23
we shall see23
in most cases23
the length of23
the forms of23
with each other23
but this is23
the wings of23
as soon as23
variations in the23
direct action of23
gemmules derived from23
at the present23
the law of23
in the following23
the species of23
the growth of23
the union of23
shape of the23
that there are23
said to be23
structure of the23
but there is23
i have been23
would seem to23
secondary sexual characters23
in accordance with23
in comparison with23
consequence of the23
it is that23
that we have22
me that he22
to vary in22
in other words22
when crossed with22
a long series22
at first sight22
during many generations22
point of view22
the most part22
is that of22
the cause of22
the higher animals22
be the case22
some of these22
fertilised by the22
by the pollen22
supposed to be22
seem to be22
of which the22
the male element22
each other in22
which we are22
which are not22
long series of22
that natural selection22
the organs of22
of the various22
from a cross22
the results of21
in a future21
the individuals of21
portion of the21
liable to be21
the breeding of21
the sexual elements21
only in the21
on the subject21
of the common21
during a long21
of a single21
of the organic21
the evil effects21
that they have21
breeds of cattle21
probable that the21
of the reproductive21
which may be21
a tendency to21
even in the21
unaffected by climate21
the difference in21
is that the21
no less than21
ought to be21
it is to21
with the same21
we must not20
of the male20
i believe that20
shown by the20
it is certain20
of living things20
of the conditions20
more and more20
i have already20
in their native20
in support of20
of the first20
well known to20
a number of20
the whole body20
as that of20
the insect tribes20
of the wing20
found in the20
in the second20
conditions to which20
the difference between20
the form of20
doubt that the20
could not have20
accounted for by20
they are not20
not have been20
in any way20
the importance of20
a multitude of20
of the horse20
that the two20
there are many20
tendency to reversion20
in the present20
the variability of20
more than a20
the characters of20
origin of species20
in the parent20
or of the20
in a few19
theory of selection19
in other cases19
of breeds of19
are to be19
in north america19
of all kinds19
in order to19
use or disuse19
and this is19
is not the19
the state of19
the direct action19
distribution of the19
be accounted for19
exactly the same19
from the first19
this is a19
condition of the19
the west indies19
has often been19
no reason to19
we may infer19
in some degree19
that is to19
not to be19
habits of life19
is probable that19
it should be19
we may conclude19
is certain that19
varieties of wheat19
that all the19
difference between the19
it does not19
from a common19
the subject of19
of the pigeon19
the doctrine of19
slight changes in19
i am not19
through natural selection19
that he has19
from changed conditions18
in the horse18
of the plant18
it is said18
known to be18
has been observed18
cause of the18
we have already18
i may add18
affected by the18
by the same18
the two species18
evil effects of18
case of a18
vary in the18
case with the18
of the peach18
definite action of18
to account for18
pollen of a18
apterous in madeira18
or in the18
constitution of the18
the view that18
well as the18
as due to18
in the germ18
the same flower18
the loss of18
from a distinct18
the presence of18
in the individual18
a change of18
of the eye18
be considered as18
found to be18
in this respect18
would not be18
have been recorded18
a future chapter18
appears to be18
brought about by18
but i have18
the last chapter18
the same plant18
the madeira islands18
depends on the18
the same variety18
caused by the18
we see that18
surface of the18
various parts of18
at corresponding periods18
and in this18
one of these17
a few of17
been exposed to17
by the fact17
in the one17
the end of17
be fertilised by17
there must be17
tierra del fuego17
i have not17
inherited effects of17
more than one17
the history of17
the constitution of17
of the nature17
in the third17
principle of selection17
into each other17
in the most17
the causes of17
act of crossing17
the reappearance of17
of the three17
produced by the17
we are led17
due to reversion17
the time of17
growth of the17
in south america17
a host of17
in such cases17
are due to17
to be found17
in such a17
with pollen from17
of the parts17
those which have17
to the fact17
the male and17
in the genus17
breeds of sheep17
as a consequence17
is to say17
seen that the17
of the more17
domesticated animals and17
are liable to17
in madeira proper17
of the lower17
in the chapter17
of a species17
by their own17
and they are17
study of the17
of species of17
the assumption of17
different parts of17
on account of17
in the two17
we see the16
been known to16
of which are16
is not so16
that in a16
formed by the16
far as the16
crossing of varieties16
in all probability16
relatively to the16
in a large16
in the west16
species when crossed16
any of the16
a greater or16
at an early16
the position of16
shown to be16
of the domestic16
have seen in16
is by no16
weight of the16
not in the16
of the group16
a case of16
on the nature16
of homologous parts16
if it were16
the occurrence of16
in which it16
that we are16
i have never16
connected with the16
to which i16
show that the16
of the madeiran16
those who have16
cases have been16
that of a16
of north america16
the application of16
of the facts16
be found to16
the distinction between16
differ from each16
the madeiran group16
the conclusion that16
length of time16
of the germ16
of change of16
the definite action16
elements of the16
of the flowers16
variations of the16
is said to16
for it is16
from the other16
disuse of parts16
the same character16
may conclude that16
as a matter16
together with the16
as a whole16
the flowers of16
the degree of16
the united states16
in some of16
it seems to16
on the one16
little doubt that16
of the characters15
greater number of15
a cross between15
in one of15
closely allied species15
we have the15
has not been15
in the light15
as we see15
the organic world15
which is not15
change of soil15
in mind that15
that they were15
especially in the15
this may be15
a change in15
the whole of15
to the offspring15
in relation to15
is not a15
of the organism15
shows that the15
has been found15
from the fact15
may be a15
of any other15
the crossed offspring15
of transmission in15
in some instances15
found that the15
are supposed to15
characters of the15
the north of15
we may feel15
when we reflect15
the first generation15
a form of15
only on the15
as shown by15
the swiss lake15
arrest of development15
knowledge of the15
the power to15
deviations of structure15
facts have been15
we have been15
of the higher15
amount of difference15
well known that15
this is an15
males and females15
have to be15
appearance of the15
in the several15
of the apple15
that they would15
on one of15
to which we15
would be a15
which in the15
it can be15
by means of15
by the conditions15
may perhaps be15
which is the15
suppose that the15
one of them15
the question of15
the use of15
some degree of15
the same nature15
the same principle15
is in the15
action of changed15
on the development15
in all the15
cells of the15
leads to the15
the rest of15
the light of15
right and left15
accordance with the15
of the organisation15
the work of15
as i am15
i have heard15
may not be15
the reproductive elements15
than any other15
our own country15
as to be15
effects of close15
are led to14
of the latter14
periods of life14
we can hardly14
in some few14
occur in the14
in the earlier14
to be of14
which it has14
number of individuals14
with a distinct14
may be due14
like those of14
taken from the14
explanation of the14
theory of evolution14
on the effects14
at least in14
bear in mind14
only a few14
inheritance of acquired14
offspring of the14
of the great14
in the higher14
the inherited effects14
of the phenomena14
derived from a14
the falkland islands14
been observed in14
natural or artificial14
there is some14
of colour in14
of the parent14
in the direction14
transmission of acquired14
lead to the14
be able to14
we have a14
the differences between14
this is not14
whether or not14
in the animal14
effects of crossing14
conclude that the14
of the female14
and from the14
it would appear14
the eggs of14
of distinct species14
vast number of14
of our domesticated14
the cases of14
it is only14
breeds of pigeons14
it is notorious14
the control of14
exposed to the14
stage of development14
flowers of the14
in breeds of14
the mode of14
of the varieties14
summary of the14
is no reason14
as long as14
two or more14
has shown that14
proper to the14
cultivation of the14
during several generations14
of character in14
opposite sides of14
corresponding periods of14
on this head14
shall see in14
or at least14
are descended from14
of the mother14
the authority of14
to which it14
in like manner14
and the same14
see in the14
breeding in captivity14
they have not14
are said to14
to be inherited13
are capable of13
of the head13
the same result13
we need not13
the chapter on13
the island of13
of the normal13
the facts of13
rest of the13
pollen of the13
degree of sterility13
there would be13
the same country13
to the action13
than the other13
proportion of the13
of the individual13
are able to13
the head and13
a large proportion13
effects of natural13
period of gestation13
struggle for existence13
the good effects13
inheritance at corresponding13
more than the13
it as a13
dimorphic and trimorphic13
a much more13
in order that13
of one species13
with the exception13
to breed in13
that we can13
that the species13
with which the13
it is an13
of the flower13
cattle and sheep13
that it may13
propagated by buds13
youatt on sheep13
than it is13
in favour of13
on the authority13
when fertilised by13
which do not13
when we consider13
the same age13
as the result13
or of a13
in the number13
and so forth13
as one of13
appearance of a13
one or two13
of the kind13
manner in which13
of the inheritance13
number of eggs13
the conditions to13
be seen in13
breeds of fowls13
and there is13
states that the13
view of the13
be supposed to13
of the part13
different kinds of13
species which are13
every one knows13
is not in13
in the latter13
would tend to13
on which the13
up to the13
we can see13
period of life13
here we have13
of the present13
been able to13
without the aid13
a very different13
division of the13
its concentration in13
which are so13
in the lower13
each other and13
attention to the13
shall presently see13
we shall presently13
the line of13
look at the13
on the breeding13
as i can13
the two sexes13
and we have13
cattle of the13
the colours of13
it is true13
a distinct plant13
regarded as a13
none of the13
large proportion of13
plants of the13
in different parts13
a vast number13
portions of the13
of this fact13
end of the13
of them are13
and that of13
be found in13
but it may13
not due to12
it is clear12
of transmission of12
the evidence is12
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tendency to the12
forms which are12
on the legs12
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proved to be12
is a more12
may be the12
due to a12
the same direction12
their natural conditions12
all parts of12
in one instance12
is possible that12
in the cases12
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is the most12
the size and12
fact that in12
it to be12
opposed to the12
know that the12
races of the12
me by mr12
of the process12
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of the subject12
the behaviour of12
this case the12
in the north12
a part of12
descent of man12
of our own12
of good hope12
to prove that12
direction of the12
i think it12
of the family12
from those of12
we find that12
and with the12
but we must12
crossing of distinct12
have been modified12
of parts in12
to be transmitted12
i will not12
is clear that12
the animal kingdom12
production of a12
to make a12
the possibility of12
forms of life12
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the one hand12
the age of12
few of the12
selection by man12
rarely or never12
it appears that12
influence of the12
the distinctions between12
or less sterile12
that which is12
that in some12
of a plant12
far as we12
several of the12
it might have12
laeta and velutina12
to this subject12
could not be12
domestication of the12
we should be12
of the plum12
effect on the12
the parts of12
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and cultivated plants12
the sake of12
from the facts12
the most striking12
it was shown12
may be said12
in size and12
of a more12
an arrest of12
have never been12
in the normal12
of one of12
all organic beings12
there are two12
those on the12
of the case12
with those of12
characters derived from12
the most important12
the same thing12
the variation of12
is with the12
of the best12
with pollen of12
the attacks of12
been subjected to12
in the pig12
direction of variation12
yet it is12
both of which12
on each other12
taken from a12
reflect on the12
been observed with12
in which a12
can be produced12
in the south12
of the principle12
change of climate12
of the old12
in certain cases12
cape of good12
of the madeira12
on the origin12
survival of the12
the explanation of12
of this nature12
of the central12
their concentration in12
and we may12
the cultivation of12
of the soil12
of soil to12
flowers on the12
part in the12
modifications of structure12
has been made12
of a new12
intermediate in character12
in a former12
a general rule12
continued close interbreeding12
is said that12
may well be12
the necessity of12
of the general12
for the sake12
be said to12
state of things12
the limits of12
to me by12
and trimorphic plants12
of the animal12
to the conclusion12
them to be12
which has a12
animals and cultivated11
as is well11
but on the11
the greater number11
in the vegetable11
see that the11
have been expected11
a common progenitor11
like that of11
feathers of the11
of the last11
have been long11
as a cause11
i hear from11
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the consequences of11
has been recorded11
that i have11
they would be11
the useful variations11
sterility of hybrids11
in most of11
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the same general11
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descended from the11
hence it is11
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the elements of11
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instance of the11
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pollen taken from11
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the last century11
the various forms11
pigs of the11
there is an11
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result of the11
from close interbreeding11
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about per cent11
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the other parent11
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that it has11
by changed conditions11
an account of11
the weight of11
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power of selection11
their power of11
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feathers on the11
attributed to the11
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for in the11
to form a11
the two types11
the stigma of11
and we are11
that the crossing11
instead of being11
the south of11
of the pig11
in each generation11
a result of11
of the parents11
in addition to11
principle of inheritance11
the seed of11
position of the11
absence of the11
as we know11
in this manner11
the fixity of11
causes of variation11
which does not11
i am aware11
two kinds of11
the cape of11
of the theory11
of the change11
in the fourth11
of the potato11
pallid hue of11
on the female11
the exception of11
so that they11
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of organic beings11
to the present11
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of selection in11
for the production11
would appear to11
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with its own11
and that it11
by the male11
account of their11
kept in the11
to the development11
bearing on the11
the summit of11
to reversion to11
so much as11
we must believe11
forms of the11
it is evident11
course of time11
analogous facts have11
by the aid11
may add that11
in the formation11
if we are11
such cases as11
as we can11
the same way11
was shown in11
remarks on this11
varieties of maize11
the increased size11
and to the11
the name of11
by the union11
but that the11
of the orange11
may infer that11
would not have11
study of variation11
relation to the11
the following cases11
the breeds of11
it would seem10
with the pollen10
to the normal10
the evolution of10
our present subject10
and as the10
it cannot be10
the descendants of10
their peculiarity to10
of hybrids of10
how it is10
been brought about10
determined by the10
that the black10
varieties and species10
evidence of this10
de la soc10
that the great10
change in their10
is liable to10
which must be10
of crossing in10
the same sex10
and the whole10
i am informed10
seed of the10
and of a10
after having been10
at a very10
law of nature10
appearance of new10
at the end10
the hypothesis of10
experiments on the10
of the human10
of the many10
in the wild10
hypothesis of pangenesis10
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