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most different climates
temperate production
arctic production
transitional gradations
modified descendants
modified offspring
mongrel offspring
naturalised plants
consecutive formations
sessile cirripedes
aboriginal species
unknown progenitor
transitional grades
larger genera
doubtful forms
transitional varieties
profitable variations
diversified habits
neuter insects
systematic affinity
fossiliferous formations
incipient species
(*Books listed on amazon.com often are shown to have a set of
“statistically improbable phrases” (SIPs), which are listed for
search purposes. These are some of the SIPs for Charles Darwin’s
The Origin of the Species.)
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