It is interesting to note that a water tortoise I have had for some years, will at any time walk off a surface on which he is placed. But this is not a creature that always is on terra firm a in the same sense as a dog, but it frequently has occasion... The Nature & Development of Animal Intelligence - Página 150de Wesley Mills - 1898 - 307 páginasVisualização completa - Sobre este livro
| Conwy Lloyd Morgan - 1896 - 422 páginas
...disturbance in their nervous system." And he adds, " It is interesting to note that a water-tortoise I have had for some years, will at any time walk off a surface on which it is placed," and fall to the ground. The newly born animals on which Dr. Mills experimented were... | |
| Conwy Lloyd Morgan - 1896 - 370 páginas
...disturbance in their nervous system." And he adds, " It is interesting to note that a water-tortoise I have had for some years, will at any time walk off a surface on which it is placed," and fall to the ground. The newly born animals on which Dr. Mills experimented were... | |
| 1904 - 620 páginas
...pressure sense, etc., I prefer to treat the subject under the above general heading (Sense of Support), for it seems to me that the feeling is a somewhat...interesting to note that a water tortoise I have had for a number of years will at any time walk off a surface on which he is placed. But this is not a creature... | |
| Royal Society of Canada - 1895 - 796 páginas
...this sense of being supported. All their ancestral experiences have been associated with terra Arma, so that it is not very surprising that when terra...But this is not a creature that always is on terra firm a in the same sense as a dog, but it frequently has occasion to drop off logs, etc. into water.... | |
| 1904 - 582 páginas
...pressure sense, etc., I prefer to treat the subject under the above general heading (Sense of Support), for it seems to me that the feeling is a somewhat...interesting to note that a water tortoise I have had for a number of years will at any time walk off a surface on which he is placed. But this is not a creature... | |
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