On Some Fossil Remains of Man
Thomas Henry Huxley · English
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On Some Fossil Remains of Man
Thomas Henry Huxley · English
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By Thomas H. Huxley FOOTNOTES: List of Illustrations I HAVE endeavoured to show, in the preceding Essay, that the ANTHROPINI, or Man Family, form a very well defined group of the Primates, between which and the immediately following Family, the CATARHINI, there is, in the existing world, the same entire absence of any transitional form or connecting link, as between the CATARHINI an
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