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So, too, at the second or third month the uterus of the human embryo is bicornuate, and afterwards passes through stages comparable to the adult and permanent uterus of rodents, ruminants, and carnivores.— Form and Function A Contribution to the History of Animal Morphology
(b) (a bicornuate uterus), according to Griffith— The Evolution of the Dragon
The instances of reversion here discussed are microcephalism, which Darwin wrongly interpreted as atavistic, supernumerary mammae, supernumerary digits, bicornuate uterus, the development of abnormal muscles, and so on.— Evolution in Modern Thought
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"opening the mouth," possibly connected with (b) (a bicornuate uterus), according to Griffith ( "Hieroglyphics," p. 60).— The Evolution of the Dragon
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