All natural phenomena, without exception, from the motions of the celestial bodies to the growth of plants and the consciousness of men.... Are ultimately to be reduced to atomic mechanics.


In: St. George Jackson Mivart, Essays and Criticisms, Chapter 11 (p. 338), James R. Osgood & Co. 1892

Ernst Haeckel Quotes

All natural phenomena, without exception, from the motions of the celestial bodies to the growth of plants and the consciousness of men.... Are...

All natural phenomena, without exception, from the motions of the celestial bodies to the growth of plants and the consciousness of men.... Are...

All natural phenomena, without exception, from the motions of the celestial bodies to the growth of plants and the consciousness of men.... Are...

All natural phenomena, without exception, from the motions of the celestial bodies to the growth of plants and the consciousness of men.... Are...