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THE question of the truth or falsity of “heterogeny,” as it is called, is perpetually recurring both in your columns* and elsewhere, in connection with several of the most important scientific controversies of the day. It is a subject which has engaged my attention for several years, and I am anxious to be permitted to lay before your readers as concisely as possible a statement of what appears to me to be its present position.
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CHILD, G. Evidence Concerning Heterogeny. Nature 1, 626–627 (1870). https://doi.org/10.1038/001626a0
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