| It would be an interesting study to compare Cuvier's views on variation with those of Darwin, who was essentially a systematist. |
| There it is preserved, a monument of Lindley's skill and industry and of inestimable value to the systematist. |
| From the above brief account it may perhaps be concluded that Berkeley was essentially a systematist and founder of new species. |
| This is convenient for the systematist, but embarrassing for the naturalist. |
| But for the systematist the difficulty is by the establishment of this group only doubled. |
| The systematist gets on very well with hair as his differentia until the question of development is raised. |
