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I HAVE read with much interest Mr. Lloyd Morgan's very able paper on “Instinct” in the current issue of NATURE, and I feel it is desirable, without following him over all the ground which he has traversed, briefly to consider those parts of his communication which have special reference to my own work.
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ROMANES, G. Mr. Lloyd Morgan on Instinct. Nature 29, 379–381 (1884). https://doi.org/10.1038/029379a0
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