He who attempts to study any small group of animal forms without first gaining a bird's-eye view of the surrounding territory, and becoming familiar with the zoological grand divisions that lie around him, loses much.


The Science-history of the Universe, Introduction, The Current Literature Publishing Co, 1909

William Temple Hornaday Quotes

He who attempts to study any small group of animal forms without first gaining a bird's-eye view of the surrounding territory, and becoming familiar...

He who attempts to study any small group of animal forms without first gaining a bird's-eye view of the surrounding territory, and becoming familiar...

He who attempts to study any small group of animal forms without first gaining a bird's-eye view of the surrounding territory, and becoming familiar...

He who attempts to study any small group of animal forms without first gaining a bird's-eye view of the surrounding territory, and becoming familiar...