Sexual selection in man I, Touch. II, Smell. III, Hearing. IV, Vision.
"In his famous Descent of Man, wherein he first set forth the doctrine of sexual selection, Darwin injured an essentially sound principle by introducing into it a psychological confusion whereby the physiological sensory stimuli through which sexual selection operates were regarded as equivalen...
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Philadelphia :
F.A. Davis,
1914
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