- St.
George Jackson Mivart FRS (30
November 1827 – 1
April 1900) was an
English biologist. He is
famous for
starting as an
ardent believer in
natural selection...
- well. In the
spring of 1868
Darwin got
information on
newts from St
George Mivart, a
brilliant anatomist and one of Huxley's protégés who had
dropped law...
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against evolution,
particularly those put by the Duke of
Argyll and St
George Mivart. Darwin's sons
George and
Horace were ill and
arrived home at Christmas...
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other was
affectionate toward its
human captors.
English biologist G.J.
Mivart emphasized the
differences between the
African wolf and the
golden jackal...
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managed by the
Maybourne Hotel Group. Claridge's
traces its
origins to
Mivart's Hotel,
which was
founded in 1812 in a
conventional London terraced house...
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Huxley wrote a
cutting review of
Mivart's book and
article and a
relieved Darwin told him "How you do
smash Mivart's theology... He may
write his worst...
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Archived from the
original on 10
April 2015.
Retrieved 30
August 2011.
Mivart, St.
George Jackson (1890). Dogs, Jackals, Wolves, and Foxes: A Monograph...
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Spencer in his
Principles of
Biology (1864). In
January 1871,
George Jackson Mivart's On the
Genesis of
Species listed detailed arguments against natural selection...
- New York, Dodd, Mead and
Company A
monograph of the
canidae by St.
George Mivart, F.R.S,
published by
Alere Flammam. 1890 von Pfetten, Jean Christophe. "Baron"...
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Walkowicz (1995), pp. 494–495.
Morris (2001), p. 83. ****mins (2001), p. 22.
Mivart, St.
George (1890). Dogs, jackals, wolves, and foxes : a
monograph of the...
