. Cassell's natural history. Animals; Animal behavior. XATURAL ItlHTOPA'. idiiig modem species. Tliey were as great Apes in their nature as advantage, tliat their roaming ground was wider, for they lived in iitries where their modern representatives arc found. Nevertheless. in tTosToUrdai^ "the Catarhines were kept to the Old World, and the enlivened ites, after man, stand the man-shaped or anthropomorphous* ,r(! inhabitants of equatorial Afi'ica, and of the large Asiatic islands st and foremost amongst them is were larger tliau the corn are the present, and hud t Europe as w
. Cassell's natural history. Animals; Animal behavior. XATURAL ItlHTOPA'. idiiig modem species. Tliey were as great Apes in their nature as advantage, tliat their roaming ground was wider, for they lived in iitries where their modern representatives arc found. Nevertheless. in tTosToUrdai^ "the Catarhines were kept to the Old World, and the enlivened ites, after man, stand the man-shaped or anthropomorphous* ,r(! inhabitants of equatorial Afi'ica, and of the large Asiatic islands st and foremost amongst them is were larger tliau the corn are the present, and hud t Europe as well as in tl even the American forests alone. In the great order of the P Apes, the (Jrcat Tail-less. Tl and the adjacent mainland, ai THE GOKILLA. Africa, to the south of tlie Great Desert, has always been a country of won attractive to imaginati\-e and restless men , and its ,) dark iioindation, so ignorant and supcistitio\is, hi m. w. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Duncan, P. Martin (Peter Martin), 1821-1891; Metcalf Collection (North Carolina State University). NCRS. London [etc] Cassell & Company, Limited
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