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SOME time ago there was reviewed in these pages (NATUEE, May 11, 1929, p. 709) a book in which Dr. George Montandon of Paris sought to explain the origin of human races by applying a theory of evolution which had been first propounded by Prof. Daniel Rosa of Modena in 1909. Dr. Montandon's advocacy has stimulated an interest in this new theory, with the result that Prof. Rosa has translated his chief work (“Ologenesi: Nuova teoria dell' evoluzione e della distribuzione geografica dei viventi.” 1918) into French. The book in its French dress is much more than a translation of the original the author has taken the opportunity of amplifying his theory and of introducing new evidence.
L'Ologénèse: nouvelle théorie de l'évolution et de la distribution géographique des êtres vivants.
Prof. Daniel Rosa. Adapté de l'italien par l'auteur. (Biblithèque de Philosophie contemporaine.) Pp. xii + 368. (Paris: Félix Alcan, 1931.) 35 francs.
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K., A. L'Ologénèse: nouvelle théorie de l'évolution et de la distribution géographique des êtres vivants. Nature 128, 429–430 (1931). https://doi.org/10.1038/128429b0
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