Typical Forms and Special Ends in Creation

according adaptation admirably admitted angle animal anthers appears appendages arch archetype arrangement axis beauty birds body bones bracts branches buds called calyx cell character colours common cone connexion constituted corolla correspondence cotyledons Crustacea dicotyledons discover Divine earth enable epochs evident example existence final cause fishes fitted flower function green habits hæmal harmony higher homology homotypes insects larvæ leaf leaves limbs matter maxillæ means ment mind monocotyledons muscles natural theology nature necessary neural neural arch neural spine notice objects observe organs ovum peculiar petals pistil plants present principle produce Professor Owen proportion purple red-purple regard relation remarkable seed sepals shew shewn Silurian skeleton special ends species spine spiral stamens stars stem structure surface teeth teleology things tion traces tree truth typical veins venation vertebra vertebrata whole whorls yellow