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I HAVE at least great reason to be thankful that my stupidity has not prevented me from thoroughly enjoying the teachings of Mr. Darwin and Mr. Wallace, which I confess to having regarded as chiefly masterly and charming “studies in variation,” for the last twenty years.
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THOMSON, C. Sir Wyville Thomson and Natural Selection. Nature 23, 53 (1880). https://doi.org/10.1038/023053b0
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