From Principles of Biology (1864–7)

Herbert Spencer

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What is an individual? is a question which many readers will think it easy to answer. Yet it is a question that has led to much controversy among Zoologists and Botanists; and no quite satisfactory reply to it seems possible. As applied to a man,...

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