Typical Forms and Special Ends in Creation

adaptation admirably admitted angle animal anthers appears appendages archetype arrangement axis beauty birds body bones bracts branches buds called calyx cell centre character colours common complementary colours cone connexion consists constitute corolla corresponding cotyledons Crustacea dicotyledons discover earth elements enable epochs evident example existence final cause fishes fitted flower function habits hæmal hæmal arch harmony homologous homotypes insects larvæ leaf leaves limbs mandibles maxillæ ment mind mollusca monocotyledons muscles nature necessary neural neural arch neural spine objects observe organs ovum peculiar petals pieces pistil plants present principle produce Professor Owen proportion red purple regard relation remarkable seed segments sepals shell shew shewn Silurian skeleton special ends special modifications species spiral stalk stamens stars stem structure surface teeth thorax tion tree typical upper veins venation vertebra vertebrata whole whorls yellow green