Rapport historique sur l'etat des sciences naturelles, p. 330.>. In the digestive system form of teeth (cutting or chewing) changes in depending on "the length, bends, size of the digestive tract" or, if you take the example of the coexistence of different systems the digestive organs can vary only depending on the morphology of the members, and in particular the shape of claws or hooves in matter: whether or not the animal has claws or hooves, and therefore whether or not it might snap and break food, change the digestive tract, "juices-solvents" and form ?????2<$F2 G. Cuvier. Lecons d anatomie comparee, t. I, p. 55.>. Here we the side of conformity established between elements of the same level of relations of coexistence, based on functional need: as the animal should eat, the properties of extraction and method of extraction not may not be associated with the apparatus of chewing and digestion and back.
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the digestive system form of teeth (cutting or chewing) changes in
depending on "the length, bends, size of the digestive tract"
or, if you take the example of the coexistence of different systems
the digestive organs can vary only depending on
the morphology of the members, and in particular the shape of claws or hooves in
matter: whether or not the animal has claws or hooves, and
therefore whether or not it might snap and break
food, change the digestive tract, "juices-solvents" and form
?????2<$F2 G. Cuvier. Lecons d anatomie comparee, t. I, p. 55.>.
Here we the side of conformity established between
elements of the same level of relations of coexistence,
based on functional need: as the animal
should eat, the properties of extraction and method of extraction not
may not be associated with the apparatus of chewing and digestion and
back.