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Dryden, John, citation made from translation of Vergil by 193
Dryopithecus, features of 133, 288
Dubois, discovery of Pithecanthropus by 266
Duck-bill, early teeth of 176–177
features of 176
references to 262, 286
Dufour and Perris, figure cited from 194
Ear, human, vestigial parts of 40–41
Earth, evolution of 270–271
Echidna, features of 176
Edentata, habitat of 87
Egg, course of development from 65–68, 76
nature of 65–68
study of development of 63–64
Egg-laying mammals, origin of 284–286
Egypt, fossils from 288
Elephant, evolution of 232–241
figures showing 232, 240
fossil remains of, wide distribution of 232–233
head and molar teeth of, changes in 239
living species of 232
overgrowth of tusks of 132
Elephas falconi, reference to 238
Elephas melitensis, reference to 238
Elephas primigenius, features of 237
Elliot, Smith, G., chapter by 311–326
cited 289, 393
Embryo, coenogenetic features of 70–71
example of 54
features of human 56–58, 60
palingenetic features of 70–71
Embryology, evidence of evolution afforded by 18–19, 49–61, 62–80
Embryonic and larval states, relations of 54–57
Eoanthropus, features of 134
reference to 21
Eocene epoch, animals of 287, 288
horses of 226, 227
mastodon of 233
place of, in geological time table 161
Eohippus, figures showing 226, 227, 229
geological age of 226, 227
view comparing modern horse with 230
Eospermatopteris, figure showing 163
Eozoön canadense, reference to 271
Epihippus, geological age of 226, 227
Equus, figures showing 226, 229
kinds of 226–232
Equus giganteus, geological age of 230
Equus scotti, view of skeleton of 226
Eras, periods, and epochs of geological history, table showing 160

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