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The dates of letters to and from Darwin’s correspondents are listed in the Biographical register and index to correspondents and are not repeated here. Darwin’s works are indexed under the short titles used throughout this volume and listed in the bibliography.
Abrus precatorius: correlated colour variation, & Ahmednagar, India: H.N.B. Erskine living at, n. &n. Acacia horrida: caterpillars mimicking thorns of, Aigoceros equinus (roan antelope), & n. &n.,n. Aigoceros leucophæus( Hippotragus leucophaeus , blue acclimatisation of species, & n. & nn. buck), & n. &, , & n. Aigoceros niger (sable antelope): coat colour, & Acclimatization Society of New Zealand, n. n. Adams, John Couch, & n. Aira caryophyllea: W.M. Canby sends specimen to Adams Express Company, & n. A. Gray, Adderley, Shropshire: A. Corbet, rector, n. alae, & n. Adenanthera pavonina: CD thanks F. M¨ullerfor seeds, Alexandria, Egypt: destruction of library, & & n. ; dispersal of seeds, & n. , n. – & & nn. – , & nn. alpacas: origin, & n. & ; seeds destitute of pulp, & n. ; alpine floras: absent from Canary Islands, & whether an introduced species, & n. n. Adirondack mountains, United States: Prunus Amarantaceae (Amaranthaceae), & n. , & pensylvanica in, & n. n. Adoxa, & nn. & American Journal of Science and Arts: A. Gray a Adrena: pollination of Cypripedium by, & n. contributor, & n. ; A. Gray, paper on A¨eranthus:F.M¨uller’s observations of, & n. pollination ofCypripedium , n. Aeria eurimedia. See Ithomia eurimedia Amphichthys cryptocentrus (Bocon toadfish), n. , African people: criteria of beauty, – & n. nn. – ; effects of extreme fear on, – ; Amphiglottis,&n. expression of emotion, – & n. & n. , amphioxus: A.O. Kovalevsky, paper on larval – & n. , – & nn. – & n. , stages, & n. &n. Amphithalea,&n. Agassiz, Elizabeth Cabot Cary: and L. Agassiz, A Anacamptis pyramidalis. See Orchis pyramidalis journey to Brazil,n. Anagallis,&n .,&n . Agassiz, Louis: and E.C.C. Agassiz, A journey to Anas brachyptera (Falkland steamer duck), & Brazil, n. ; emigration from Switzerland to n. United States, n. ; lectures criticised in Anas cinerea (logger-headed goose), & n. Nation, & n. , & n. , & Anderson, John Anderson, & & n. ; n. ; lectures on glaciation in Brazil, & n. , blotched Breadalbane ash, & n. & nn.–, & n., &n.; Anderson, Thomas: Calcutta botanic garden, opposition to CD’s theories, n. , & n. , superintendent, & n. ; seeks information on domesticated animals, Anderson, William, & n. , & n. &n. Anderson-Henry, Isaac:Arabis cross, & Ahaetulla dispar. See Tragops dispar n. , & n. , & n. , & nn. & ;
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Anderson-Henry, Isaac, cont. Apterix owenii (kiwi): skeleton in Canterbury Mu- CD’s opinion of his experiments, & n. ; seum, New Zealand, & n. changing colour of calceolaria, n. ; cross- Aquilegia alpina: F.E. Kitchener sends specimen to ing of hardwood plants, & n. ; eulogy of CD, CD, & n. , ; forwards CD’s letter to R. Arabian Nights: E.W. Lane’s translation, – & Traill, – & nn. & ; B. de Maillet, Tel- nn. & liamed, & n. , & n. , & n. ; Arabis blepharophylla: hybrid, & n. , n. , offers CD C. White’s book on gradation of an- & n. , & nn. & imal features, – & nn. , & ; paper on Arabis soyeri: hybrid, & n. , & n. , hybridisation, & n. , & n. ; Rhodo- & n. , & nn. & dendron cross, & n. , & n. , n. arachnids:Zoological Record , W.S. Dallas writes Angraecum eburneum: CD sends specimens to Royal reports and abstracts on, n. Botanic Gardens, Kew, n. Arbutus unedo (strawberry-tree): collection of fruit by Angraecum sesquipedale: predicted insect pollinator, hedgehogs, & nn. – , & n. xxv, & n. , & & nn. & Archiv f¨ur Anatomie, Physiologie und wissenschaftliche &n. Medizin: C. Gegenbaur, paper on copepods, animal magnetism, & n. & n. , & n. ; J.P. M¨uller, editor, animals: effect of captivity on shape of skeleton, &n .,&n . – & n. ; C. White’s book on gradation of Ardeotis nigriceps( Otis edwardii , great Indian bustard): features in, – & nn. – secondary sexual characteristics, & n. Annales du Mus´eum d’Histoire Naturelle: A.P. de Arenaria interpres. See Strepsilas interpres Candolle, paper onDrusa , & n. Argyll, th duke of.See Campbell, George Douglas Annelida: coloration, & n. Aristolochia: F. Hildebrand’s paper on fertilisation Anomia ephippium (crow oysters): F.T. Buckland, of, & n. article inLand and Water , & n. Aristotle: and principle of natural selection, & Anser ægyptiaca (Egyptian goose), & n. , n. &n. Arran, th earl of.See Gore, Philip Yorke Anseranas melanoleuca (magpie goose), & n. Arthropoda: A. Dohrn’s studies of, – & nn. – , Anseranas semipalmata. See Anseranas melanoleuca & nn. – & – antelopes: sexual differences, & n. Ascension Island: insects, & n. Anthocharis cardamines (orange-tip butterfly): whether ascidians: A.O. Kovalevsky, paper on larval stages, sexual selection operates in, & n. xvii, & n. Antilope cervicapra (blackbuck): coat colour, & Asclepiadaceae: R. Brown, paper on, n. ; n. fertilisation, & n. , & n. , & n. ; Antilope gutturosa. See Procapra gutturosa pollination, & n. , n. ; resemblances Antirrhinum: growing in Calcutta, – to orchids, & n. , & n. ants: differently sized mandibles, n. ash: grafted, n. .See also blotched Breadalbane Anubis baboon. See Papio anubis ash apes: canine teeth of anthropoid, & Aspasia lunata: self-fertility, n. ; expression of emotion, & nn. – ; asses: reported hybrid of ass and bull, & n. , resemblances to humans, & nn. & &n. aphids, & nn. & ; example of reversion, Athenæum: advertisement for Variation , & n. , &n. n. ; books sold with pages uncut, – & Aphis hederae (ivy aphid): preferred food source, nn. – & n. , & n. &n. Australia: expression of emotion among Aborigi- Aphis ilicis (holly aphid): preferred food source, nal peoples, – & nn. & , & nn. &n. & – & nn. – , & n. , n. , Apiaceae.See Umbelliferae & n. ; introduced species, & nn. & , apple: dispersal of seeds, , &n. D. Appleton & Co.: statement of sales ofOrigin , autogeny.See spontaneous generation &n. Avecida cuculoides. See Baza cuculoides
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axis deer,Axis axis . See Cervus axis Bartlett, Abraham Dee, n. , & n. ; Aylmer, Isabella Elinor: article on Chillingham bower-birds, preference for brightly coloured cattle, & n. , & n. objects, & n. ; cited by CD, n. , Ayres, Philip Burnard, & n. n. ;Tringa -like birds in Aquarium, & n. , Azores: European birds visiting, & n. , –&n. & n. ; flora, & n. , & Bates, Henry Walter, & n. ; ants, differently n. ; F. Du C. Godman sends CD papers on sized mandibles, n. ; CD’s visit to, fauna and flora of, & nn. – n. , n. ; and colourful caterpillars, & n. , & n. , & n. ; mimetic Babington, Charles Cardale: CD seeks Hieracium butterflies, – & n. – ; The naturalist on specimens for C.W. von Nageli,¨ & n. , the river Amazons, & n. , & n. ; paper & n. ; illness, & n. on Heliconidae, & nn. & – ; sexual Backhouse, James: monograph onHieracium , ornamentation in insects, – & nn. – , &n. – & n. , & n. Bacon, Francis: quoted by CD, & n. batrachians: not found on oceanic islands, n. ; Baer, Karl Ernst von: criteria of ‘advancement’ of sexual differences, & n. organism, n. bats, & nn. – bagworms.See Psychidae Baza cuculoides (African cuckoo-hawk), n. Baird, Spencer Fullerton: CD’s queries about Baza subcristata reinwardii,n. expression, n. , – & nn. – HMSBeagle : R. FitzRoy, commander, n. ; Baker, John Gilbert:Hieracium , publications and voyage, n. , n. , n. , n. , n. , collections, & n. ; and W.J. Hooker, Synop- n. , & n. sis filicum, & n. ; paper on Hymeno- bearskin: gift to CD, , & n. , & n. , phylae, & n. ; Royal Botanic Gardens, &n., &n. Kew, assistant in herbarium, & n. , n. bears: Asiatic black (Ursus thibetanus ), – & Baker, Samuel White, & n. n. Bakewell, Robert: stock-improver, & n. Beaton, Donald: production of dwarf Pelargonium Balanus balanoides,n. plants, n. balsam. See Impatiens beauty: CD’s views, n. , nn. – , n. , Baltard, Louis-Pierre: and J.-G. Legrand, study of & n. ; criteria among Africans, – work of C. Le Brun, & n. & nn. – ; functions, G.D. Campbell’s views, Banks, Joseph, & n. , & n. xxiii, xxiv, & n. , & nn. – , banteng. See Bos sondiacus &n . Baptisia villosa() Baptisia cinerea ,& n. Bechstein, Johann Matthaus:¨ spurs absent in barasingha. See Cervus duvauceli gallinaceous birds, & n. Barber, Mary Elizabeth: sends CD information on Beck, John, n. expression of emotion among Africans, – Becker, Lydia Ernestine: ‘Climbing plants’ and & nn. – ‘Three forms ofLythrum salicaria ’, copies lent by barbets: P.L. Sclater’s article on, & n. CD, & n. ; Manchester Ladies’ Literary Bardfield oxlip. See Primula elatior Society, president, n. Barkly, Henry: ferns, dispersal of species, ; W.J. bee-eaters: nesting habits and sexual plumage, Hooker and J.G. Baker,Synopsis filicum , orders beech, copies, & n. ; J.D. Hooker’s lecture bees: introduction into New Zealand, & n. ; on insular floras, comments, & n. ; protective resemblances, . See also Adrena mammalian bones found in Mauritius, & beetles: lamellicorn, – & nn. & – , n. , – & nn. – , & n. , &n.,&n .,&n . & n. ; promises to send Reunion´ Island Begonia frigida: new species believed to originate species to J.D. Hooker, from, n. barley: growing in bed of oats, & n. Belenois zochalia. See Pieris zochalia Barrow, John: account of South African travels, Bell, Sir Charles:Anatomy of expression in painting , &n. xix, & n. , & n. ; classification of
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Bell, Sir Charles, cont. osteology, T.C. Eyton’s book, & n. ; nerves, – & nn. – ; screaming infants, parasitic, & nn. & , & n. ; seed &n., &n. dispersal by, n. , & nn. & , Bell, Marion: asks A. Shaw to send essay on n. , & nn. & ; selective feeding nervous system to E.A. Darwin, – & by poultry, & n. ; sexual plumage, nn. – , & nn. & & nn. , & , – & & & nn. Belt, Thomas: on esculent fruits, – & nn. – & & nn.–& & n., –& Bengal floriken or florican. See Sypheotides deliciosa nn. – & nn. & , – & nn. – & Bennet, Charles Augustus, th earl of Tankerville, nn. – & , & n. ; sexual selection, &n., &n. & n. ; of Seychelles, & nn. & Bennet, Olivia, & n. , & n. ; spurs absent in gallinaceous, & n. ; Bentham, George: description of Umbelliferae, variation in beak length, & n. ; A.R. & n. , & n. ; and J.D. Hooker, Wallace’s exhibition of skins, & n. , & Genera plantarum, & nn. & , & n. n. , & n. , n. , n. , & Birkbeck, Mary Harriet, n. nn. & ; and J.D. Hooker,Genera plantarum , Birkbeck, Robert: introduction to J. Murray, & copy sent to F. M¨uller, & n. & n. , n. &n .,&n . black-bellied tern. See Sterna melanogaster Bentinck, Lord George: biography, read by J.D. black-cheek lizard. See Calotes nigrilabris Hooker, & n. black-tailed godwit. See Limosa ægocephala Bentley, Richard, publisher, & n. blackbuck. See Antilope cervicapra Berthelot, Sabin: with P.B. Webb, Histoire naturelle Blasius, Johann Heinrich: drawing ofOvis arkal , des Iles Canaries, & n. , & n. , & &n. n. Blattidae (cockroaches): catalogued by F. Walker, Beta vulgaris (beet): variations produced by pruning, –&n. &n. Bletia: fungal threads in pollen masses, n. Betley Hall, Staffordshire: home of G. Tollet, blotched Breadalbane ash, & n. , & &n. n. Beverley, Robert Mackenzie: book on CD’s blue buck.See Aigoceros leucophæus ( Hippotragus theories, & n. , & n. , & n. leucophaeus) Bibio: sexual differences, n. Blunt, Thomas: partnership with J.B. Salter Bible: elimination of gigantic animals since the dissolved, n. Deluge, & n. ; R. Hawker, collection of Blunt, Thomas Porter: graduation from Oxford extracts, & n. ; C. Kingsley quotes from, University, & n. & n. ; J. Plimsoll quotes from, – & Blyth, Edward: article on wild types of sheep, nn. – & nn. – , & n. , – & & nn. , & , & n. ; cited in nn. , , – , , & – , – & nn. – Variation, n. , nn. & ; comments & nn. – & ; size of Noah’s Ark, & onOrigin , – & nn. – & nn. – & nn. & ; story of Flood, & & n. nn. – & nn. – , – & nn. & & Bifrenaria tetragona. See Maxillaria tetragona nn. – ; G. Cuvier,R`egne animal , translator, Billroth, Theodor: V.O. Kovalevsky translator of nn. & ; essay on origin of goats, ; book, & n. expressions of apes, & n. ; mimicry, birds: of Azores, European visitors, & n. , – & nn. – ; proposed meeting with CD; & n. ; of Azores, F. Du C. Godman’s & nn. & , & n. , & n. ; sexual paper, & n. , & nn. & ; flight, diversity in mammals, – & nn. – ; wing movements, & n. ; migration sexual plumage of birds, – & & via Heligoland, & n. ; nesting habits, & nn. & & nn. – & & n. ; & n. , – & n. , & n. , & Turnix, incubation of eggs by males, & n. ; & nn. & , & nn. & , & yak, & nn. & nn. & & n. , – & nn. , & Boardman, Alexander F., n. ; geographical , & n. , & n. , & n. ; analogies to species relationships, &
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Boardman, Alexander F., cont. bower-birds (Ptilonorhynchidae): preference for nn. – ; origins of humans, & – & brightly coloured objects, & n. , & n. nn. – ; support for CD’s theories, – Bowker, James Henry, n. ; CD’s queries about Bocon toadfish. See Amphichthys cryptocentrus expression, & n. , & nn. – Bohn, Henry George, bookseller, & n. Bowman, William: CD seeks information on Boiga cynodon. See Dipsas cynodon compression of eyes, & nn. & , & n. Bombus spp.: introduction to Australia, & & nn. & , & n. ; origin of frowning, nn. – , & n. ; J. Lubbock’s research on & n. ; support for CD’s theories, parasites of, & n. &n. Bonatea, Brace, Charles Loring: article on reception of CD’s Bonatea cassidea. See Bonatea darwinii theories in Germany, & n. ; distribution of Bonatea darwinii: described by J.P.M. Weale, – plant species, & nn. & ; introduces & nn. – , – & nn. – , – & nn. – , R.S. Rowley to CD, & n. ; overcrowding & nn. & & nn. & , – & of teeth in children, & n. ; visit of A. and nn. – , & nn. & & n. J.L. Gray, & n. Bonnet, Charles: theory allied to pangenesis, Brachyscelus diversicolor: sexual differences, – & &n. nn. & , & n. , & nn. books: size of, & n. ; sold with pages uncut, & – & nn. , , & & n. , & n. Bradley, Basil: illustration for article on Chilling- Boole, Mary Everest: whether natural selection ham cattle, & n. compatible with religious belief, & n. Bradley, Charles: J.B. Innes recommends as tutor, Booth, Edward Thomas: meets A. Newton, – & nn. & & n. ; nesting habits of dotterel, – & n. brambles. See under Rubus Boott, Francis:Illustrations of the genus Carex, & Brassavola fragrans: hybrids, , & n. , n. & n. ; parasitic cryptogam causing decay borecole: crosses, – & n. of pollen, & n. Bornet, Edouard:Indigofera , fall of petals, & Brazil: L. Agassiz’s lectures on glaciation, & n. ; sendsDraba seeds to CD, & n. , & nn. – , & n. , & n. , & n. , & nn. & , & n. ; n. ; differently sized mandibles in ants, n. ; sendsPapaver seeds to CD, n. ; thanks CD musical fishes, & n. , & n. , for copy of ‘Climbing plants’, & n. , & n. ; plants of, & n. , & &n. n. , & n. , & n. Borreria, & n. , & n. , & Brehm, Alfred Edmund:Illustrirtes Thierleben , n. , & n. ; CD sends specimens to n. , & n. , & n. , & n. , – & Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, n. . See also –, – &nn. & , &n., &n., Diodia n. , & n. & nn. , , & Bos sondiacus( Bos javanicus , banteng): coat colour, Brent, Bernard Peirce: death, & n. &n. Bridges, Thomas: missionary in Falkland Islands, Bosea,&n. & nn. & ; sends information on expres- Boselaphus tragocamelus. See Portax picta sion of emotion, xix Botanical Society of Edinburgh: I. Anderson-Henry, Bridgewater Treatises: C. Bell’s book on the hand, paper on plant hybridisation, & n. , n. & n. ; report of meeting, nn. & , Briggs, Mark, coachman at The Mount, & n. n. Botanische Zeitung: M. Kuhn, announcement of brimstone butterfly. See Gonepteryx rhamni forthcoming book on dimorphic plants, & British Association for the Advancement of Sci- n. ence: meeting (Glasgow), G.D. Campbell, Botanischer Jahresbericht,n. president, & n. ; meeting (Oxford), Bouniakowsky, Viktor Iakovlevich: Imperial Aca- paper on derivative doctrine of species, n. ; demy of Sciences of St Petersburg, vice- meeting (Nottingham), J.D. Hooker, lec- president, & n. ture on insular floras, n. ; meeting
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British Association for the Advancement of Science, cont. Brown, Robert ( – ), & n. ; (Nottingham), paper on derivative doctrine of natural orders of plants, n. ; paper on species, n. ; meeting (Nottingham), A.R. Asclepiadaceae, n. Wallace and A. Newton attend, & n. , Brown, William: antique dealer, & n. & n. ; meeting (Dundee), A. Dohrn Brownlee, Charles Pacalt: CD’s queries about attends, n. ; meeting (Dundee), A. expression, & n. Dohrn’s paper on arthropod morphology, – Brownlow, d Earl.See Cust, John William & nn. – ; meeting (Dundee), J.D. Hooker Spencer Brownlow Egerton attends briefly, & n. , & n. ; Buccleuch, th duke of.See Scott, Walter Francis meeting (Dundee), W.A. Knight offers ac- B¨uchner, Ludwig: reception of CD’s theories, commodation to CD, – & n. ; meet- &n. ing (Dundee), J. Lubbock attends, & n. ; Buckland, Francis Trevelyan: display on pisci- meeting (Dundee), M.E. Lyell delighted culture, & n. ; otter-hounds, & n. with meeting, & n. ; meeting (Dun- Buckland, William: and Bridgewater Treatise, dee), A. Murray launches new journal, & &–n. n. ; meeting (Dundee), W.F. Scott, Buckle, Henry Thomas: History of civilisation in president, & n. ; meeting (Dundee), England, widely read in Russia, & n. A.R. Wallace attends, & n. ; meet- bud-variations, & nn. & , & n. ing (Dundee), A.R. Wallace’s paper on birds’ budding: disease communicated by, & n. nests, n. ; meeting (Norwich), presi- Buffon, comte de.See Leclerc, Georges Louis dency, & nn. & & nn. & , & Buller, Walter Lawry: CD’s queries about expres- n. , & n. , & n. , & n. ; re- sion, & n. port on scientific education in schools, & n. Bulmer, John: CD’s queries about expression, British Museum: CD provides specimens for, &n. & n. ; CD’s plans for next visit, & n. ; Bunsen, Robert Wilhelm Eberhard: inventor of CD’s visit, & n. ; J.E. Gray, keeper spectroscope, & n. of zoological collections, & n. ; A.C.L.G. Burchell, William John: account of South African G¨unther employed in, & n. ; reptile travels, & n. specimens in, & n. ; sheep skull from Burlingtonia decora: self-incompatible, & n. India, & n. ; specimen of Abyssinian ‘Bushmen’.See Khoisan people wolf, & nn. & bustards. See Otis British Ornithologists’ Union: F. Du C. Godman Buteo magnirostris (roadside hawk), n. a founder-member, n. Butler, Samuel: ridicules scientific interests, & Bronn, Heinrich Georg: translator ofOrchids , n. ; Shrewsbury School, headmaster, & n. n. , n. ; translator ofOrigin , & n. & butterflies: graduated wing markings, & nn., & , – &n., &n., &n., n. ; of Malay Archipelago, A.R. Wallace’s & n. , & nn. & , & n. paper, & n. ; mimicry in African, R. bronze-winged jacana. See Metopidius indicus Trimen’s paper, n. , n. ; protective Brooke, Charles Anthoni Johnson, raja of Sarawak: adaptation, xxi, & n. ; sexual expression of emotion among Sarawak peoples, differences in colour, & n. & nn. & &n. ; sexual selection, & nn. & , Brooke, James, raja of Sarawak, n. & n. , & n. , & n. ; A.R. Brooks, J.H.: Seychelles, medical officer, & Wallace’s exhibition, & n. , & n. . See n. also mimetic butterflies broom, common. See Cytisus scoparius button quail. See Turnix Brown, John Croumbie, colonial botanist, – & nn. & , n. Cacatua sulphurea (lesser sulphur-crested cockatoo): Brown, Robert (c. – ), nurseryman, & dispersal ofAdenanthera seeds, & n. n. ;Menziesia caerulea , discovery, & caddis-flies. See Phryganea n. Caffre people.See Kafir people
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Calanthe furcata: hybrid with Calanthe masuca , & n., &nn.& , & n., & n. nn. – , – & nn. & , & Calanthe masuca: hybrid with Calanthe furcata , n. n. Canavalia gladiata: correlated colour variation, Calcutta, botanic gardens: T. Anderson, super- &n. intendent, & n. ; devastated by cy- Canby, William Marriott:Aira caryophyllea , sends clone, & n. ; J. Scott, curator, & specimen to A. Gray, ; correction to A. n. , n. ; production of orchid hybrids, Gray’s manual of botany, & n. ;Dionaea ; & n. ; replanning, – & nn. & – & n. , & n. , & n. Calidris( Tringa , knot), & n. , – & n. Candolle, Alphonse de: laws of botanical Calidris canutus. See Tringa canutus nomenclature, & n. ; paper onDrusa , Calidris ferruginea. See Tringa subarquata (curlew &n. sandpiper) Canis simensis (Abyssinian wolf ), & nn. – California Academy of Sciences: announcement of Cannabis sativa (hemp): variations produced by discovery of Calaveras skull, n. pruning, & & nn. & – call duck.See under ducks Canterbury Museum, Christchurch: New Zealand, Callimorpha jacobeae( Tyria jacobaeae , cinnabar moth): & nn. & & n. larvae, & n. Cape petrel. See Daption capense Calotes nigrilabris (black-cheek lizard): sexual capercailzie: plumage of, & n. differences in coloration, & n. Capra: E. Blyth’s article on origin of, & Cambridge University: Jesus College, M. Ramsay, n. ; B.H. Hodgson’s paper on mountain fellow, & n. ; C. Kingsley’s visit, – breeds, & n. , & n. & nn. & ; A. Newton, professor of Capra caucasica (West Caucasian tur), & zoology and comparative anatomy, n. ; A. n. Sedgwick, professor of geology, n. ; Trinity Carabidae: protective resemblances, College, F. Darwin, undergraduate, n. ; Caradrius morinellus( Eudromias morinellus , dotterel Trinity College, G.H. Darwin, undergraduate, plover): nesting habits, – & n. , & n. n. , n. , & n. ; Trinity College, Carcinium opalinum. See Sapphirina R.P.A. Swettenham, undergraduate, n. Carex: F. Boott’s book on, & n. Cambridgeshire: escarpments in, & n. Carpenter, Louisa, & n. Campbell, George Douglas, th duke of Argyll: Carpenter, William Benjamin: supposed pre- British Association for the Advancement of Silurian fossils, & n. , & n. , & Science, president ( ), & n. ; functions n. of beauty, & n. , & nn. – , Carpophaga novæ zelandiæ (New Zealand pigeon): & n. ; opposition to CD’s theories, fearless of humans, & n. & n. ;Orchids , review, & n. , & carrion-hawk. See Phalcoboenus australis n. ;The reign of law , xv, xxiii–xxiv, & n.Carter, George: and H.A. Hurst, paper on plants &n.,&n.,&n.,& colonising cleared land, & n. n. , & nn. – , & nn. – , – & Carus, Julius Victor: CD, biographical encyclo- nn. – , & n. , & n. ; The reign paedia entry for, & n. ; and W. of law, review, & n. ; The reign of law , A.R. Engelmann,Bibliotheca zoologica , & n. ; Wallace’s response, & nn. & , & German edition ofOrigin , xvii, & n. & nn. & ; unable to understandOrigin , xxiv, nn. – , – & nn. – , n. , – & &n. nn. – , & nn. – & n. , n. ; and Campbell’s Island: insects, & n. A. Gerstaecker,Handbuch der Zoologie , & Campephaga,n. n. ;Geschichte der Zoologie , & n. ; Campyloneuron() Campyloneurum ,& n. on E. Haeckel andGenerelle Morphologie , xxv, Canada jay. See Perisoreus canadensis & nn. & & nn. – , & n. , canary grass. See Phalaris canariensis & n. , & n. ; Leipzig University, Canary Islands: American tree-trunks washed up professor extraordinarius of zoology, n. ; on, & n. ; insects of, n. ; plants of, pressure of work, – , & n. , ;
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feeding by insectivorous, n. , n. ; nn. & , n. , & n. , E. Blyth cited, nn. & , n. , n. , & n. , n. ; sexual selection in n. ; C.L. Brace cited, n. ; T. Bridges lower animals, & n. , n. ; status cited, n. ; caterpillars, colourful, n. , of American monkeys, n. ; R. Trimen n. ; caterpillars mimicking thorns, cited, n. ; C. Vogt cited, n. , n. , n. ; C.F. Claus cited, n. , n. ; A.R. Wallace cited, n. ; B.D. Walsh n. ; colour change inSapphirina , cited, n. n. , n. ; correlated variation, n. ; —Expression , xv, nn. & , & n. , crustaceans, secondary sexual characteristics, & n. , n. , & nn. & , n. ; Cyprinodontidae, nn. , & ; n. , n. , nn. & , n. , C. Dareste cited, n. , n. ; essay on n. ; anger, n. ; apes and monkeys, man, xv, xvi, n. , & n. , n. , & nn. & , & n. ; astonishment, & n. , n. , & n. , & n. ; babies’ tears, n. , n. ; n. , & n. , & n. , & A.D. Bartlett cited, n. ; C. Bell’s views n. ; exogamy and sexual selection, n. ; criticised, n. ; blushing, n. , & fishes, coloration during breeding season, n. , n. ; W. Bowman’s information n. ; fishes, musical, n. , & acknowledged, n. & nn. & ; T. n. , n. ; fishes, ornamentation, Bridges cited, n. ; H.N.B. Erskine cited, n. ; fishes, vulnerability of ova, n. ; n. ; essay on man, xv, xvi, n. , footnote written in Latin, n. ; A.C.L.G. & n. , n. , & n. ; frowning, G¨unther cited, n. , nn. , & ; E. & n. , & n. ; F.F. Geach Haeckel cited, n. ; humans, separation cited, n. ; good spirits, n. ; M. of sexes, n. ; humans, variability of Green’s information acknowledged, n. , anatomy, n. ; illustrations, nn. n. ; grief-muscles, nn. & , & ; inheritance of sexual characters, & n. ; F.A. Hagenauer cited, n. ; & n. ; insects, auditory apparatus of F.A. Hagenauer and J. Bulmer cited, Orthoptera, n. ; insects, coloration, n. ; R.A. Kolliker¨ cited, & n. & n. ; n. , n. , n. , nn. & ; J. Lister cited, n. ; negation, n. ; J. insects, jaw function in male horn-bugs, Paget cited, n. ; pouting, & n. ; n. ; insects, lamellicorn beetles, nn. – ; A. Richard cited, n. ; J.T. Rothrock cited, insects, mimetic butterflies, n. ; insects, nn. – , & ; rudimentary muscles, protective secretion in Heliconidae, n. ; n. , & n. ; scalp and facial muscles, insects, sexual differences inBibio , n. ; nn. , , & & nn. & ; shoulder- insects, wing markings ofCyllo leda , shrugging, n. ; shyness, nn. & n. ;Junonia , n. ; mammals, horned, ; R.B. Smyth and D. Lacy’s information n. , n. ; mammals, law of battle, acknowledged, n. ; J.W. Stack cited, n. ; mammals, movement of ears, n. ; S. Wilson and F. von Mueller n. ; mammals, ruminants, n. ; W.B.D. cited, & n. ; E. Wilson’s information Mantell cited, n. ; narwhal, n. ; acknowledged, & n. nesting habits of primates, & nn. & ; —Expression : d edition: references to C. Bell, protective coloration, n. ; A. Richard Anatomy of expression,&n. cited, n. ; rudimentary organs, nn. – —‘Fertilization of orchids’, n. , n. , & nn. – , n. , n. , n. , n. ;Catasetum , rudimentary organs, n. ; n. ; K. von Scherzer, E. Schwarz and A. Cirrhaea,n.; Maxillaria ,n.;F.M¨ uller Weisbach cited, n. ; P.L. Sclater cited, cited, n. ; self-sterile species, n. n. ; sexual differences in batrachians and —:,Forms of flowers Coccocypselum n.; Cordia, reptiles, nn. – , & nn. & – ; n. ; experiments withOnonis , n. ; sexual differences in beetle, n. ; sexual Hedyatis, Suteria and Manettia , n. , differences in lions and marine mammals, n. ;Leersia oryzoides , n. ; offspring of n. ; sexual ratios, & nn. & ; sexual dimorphic and trimorphic plants, n. ; selection, n. , n. , n. , n. , Oxalis, n. , n. , n. , n. ;
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Epidendrum cinnabarinum: hybrids, & & , expression of emotion, xix–xx, nn. & , & & n. , , ; whether self-fertile, n. , & n. ; CD’s questionnaire, xix–xx, , & n. , & n. – & nn. – , & n. , – , Epidendrum fragrans, , ; hybrid, & n. – , – & nn. & , – & n. , Epidendrum glumaceum( Prosthechea glumacea ): hybrid; – & nn. – , & n. , – & n. , &n.,&n. n. , & n. & nn. , & , – & Epidendrum raniferum, ; hybrids, & n. , nn. – , & & nn. & & nn. – , &n. & nn.&,–& nn.–, Epidendrum schomburgkii,&,,& & n. , – & nn. – , & – & n. , & n. nn. – , & nn. – , & n. , Epidendrum variegatum() Epidendrum zebra ,–& n. , – & nn. – , & nn. & , n. , & , & n. ; hybrid, & & nn. & , & nn. – , & n. n. , – & nn. , & – , & Epidendrum vesicatum, , & n. ; hybrids, nn. – , & nn. & , & – & &n.,&n. nn. – , & nn. – , – , & n. , Epidendrum zebra. See Epidendrum variegatum & nn. - , – ; of apes, & n. ; of Epigogium: P. Rohrbach’s paper on, & n. apes and monkeys, & nn. – , & Epipactis latifolia: always fertilised by wasps, n. ; babies’ tears, & n. , & n. , Epipactis viridiflora: visited only by wasps, n. & n. ; C. Bell’s books on anatomy of, Episyrphus balteatus. See Syrphus balteatus & n. , n. , & n. ; C. Le Brun’s Ericulus spinosus. See Tenrec ecaudatus (tenrec) studies of, & nn. – , & n. Eristalis tenax (drone fly): eating pollen, – & extinct organisms: flora of St Helena, & n. n. Eyton, Thomas Campbell: book on osteology of Erodium: sterile stamens, & n. birds, & n. ; monograph on ducks, Erskine, Henry Napier Bruce: CD’s queries about & n. ; supplies T.H. Huxley with hoatzin expression, – & nn. , & – ; living skeleton, n. in India, & n. Eschscholzia californica: CD finds to be self-fertile, facial muscles, & & nn. – & nn. & , &n. n. .See also platysma Etna, Mount: C. Lyell’s account, & n. Falkland Islands: carrion-hawk, & n. ; Eudromias morinellus. See Caradrius morinellus colour of cattle, & nn. & , & n. ; Eudynamis orientalis (common or Asian koel), & insects, & n. n. Falkland steamer duck. See Anas brachyptera Eumorphidae (Eumorphinae): protective resem- fan palm. See Chamaerops humilis blances, & n. fan-throat lizard. See Sitana minor Eunica: sexual differences, & n. Farmer: I. Anderson-Henry, eulogy of CD, & Euphorbia pulcherrima (poinsettia): large shrubs n. , ; Botanical Society of Edinburgh, report growing in India, & n. of meeting, & nn. , & , n. , & Euplectes progne( Chera progne , long-tailed widow n. ; report on hybrid potatoes, n. , bird): evidently polygamous, & n. ; &n., &n. mating plumage, & n. Farrar, Frederic William: lecture on public school Eurasian curlew. See Numenius lineatus education, & nn. – , – & nn. – Euryale ferox: reportedly perpetually self-pollinating, Felis leo() Panthera leo ,&n. n. , & n. Felis spelaea(cave lion, Panthera leo spelaea ): whether Evadne nordmanni, & nn. & identical withFelis leo , & n. Eversley, Hampshire: home of C. Kingsley, & Fenton, Francis Dart: CD’s queries about expres- n. , & n. sion, & n. Exposition universelle, Paris, n. , n. ; E. ferns: dispersal of species, ; W.J. Hooker and Haeckel’s visit, & n. , & n. ; J.G. Baker,Synopsis filicum , & n. ; C. Lyell attends, & n. ; E. Wilson may F. Muller’s ¨ observations, & nn. – ; have attended, & n. twining (Lygodium scandens ), & n.
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Gmelin, Johann Georg: C. von Linne,´ Systema ofCanis , n. ; taxonomy of squirrels, & naturae, editor, & n. n. gnus, n. great bustard. See Otis tarda goats. See Capra Great Eastern: J.P.M. Weale’s letters to, & Godkin, Edwin Lawrence: asks A. Gray to review nn. & Variationfor Nation , & n. great Indian bustard. See Ardeotis nigriceps Godman, Frederick Du Cane: natural history of great spotted cuckoo. See Clamator glandarius Azores, & nn. – , & nn. , & Grece, Clair James: seeks publisher for translation Goethe, Johann Wolfgang: quoted by C. Vogt, ofEnglische Grammatik , – & nn. – , – & &n.,&n . nn. – Gomesia: hybrids, , & n. , & Green, Mary: CD’s queries about expression, n. ; self-incompatibility, & nn. & – & nn. – , & n. Gomesia crispa: self-incompatibility, & n. Greenwood, George:Rain and rivers , n. Gomeza. See Gomesia Gregory, William: book on animal magnetism, Gonepteryx rhamni (brimstone butterfly): whether &n. sexual selection operates in, & n. grief-muscles, , , , , , & & Gongora, n. , & nn. & , & n. , Goodsir, John: illness and death, n. Griffith, George: committee for promotion of sci- Gore, Philip Yorke, th earl of Arran: encountered entific education in schools, member, & n. CD onBeagle voyage, & n. Grimm, Jakob Ludwig Karl: German grammar, gorilla: resemblance to negro humans, &n. Gould, John: cuckoo behaviour, & n. Grimmer, W.: CD’s queries about expression, Grahamstown, Cape Colony, South Africa, n. , &n. n. ; newspaper (Great Eastern ), & nn. Griselinia( Decostea ), & nn. & & Grosser, Julian: requests permission to translate Grallae: secondary sexual characteristics, & Variation, & nn. & n. Grove, William Robert: describes Philosophical Gratiolet, Louis Pierre, & n. , & n. Club meeting, & n. Graucalus,&n. guano: bones found in deposits in Chile, & nn. Gray, Asa: CD considers sending F. Hildebrand’s & paper to, & n. ; CD’s queries about gulls: breeding plumage, & n. expression, xx, & n. & nn. & , G¨unther, Albert Charles Lewis Gotthilf: book n. , & n. & n. , & nn. & on Indian reptiles, – & nn. – , & ; B. Clarke, ‘that ass’, & n. ; design n. ; employed in British Museum, n. ; in nature, & n. ; forwards W.M. Canby’s exchanges photographs with CD, & letter to CD, – & nn. & ; Manual of n. , & n. ; fishes west and east the botany of the northern United States,& of Panama, & n. ; sexual differences n. ; pollination ofCypripedium , & nn. & ; in Cyprinodontidae, & nn. & ; possible author ofNation article, , n. , specimens in British Museum, & n. ; &n.,&n.,&n.,& Variation, presentation copy, & n. , & n. ; J.T. Rothrock sends snow-shoes to, n. & n. ; sendsNation to J.D. Hooker, & Gunther’s vine snake. See Tragops dispar n. ; and US edition ofOrigin , n. ; Variation , Gurney, John Henry, n. reads proof-sheets, & nn. – ;Variation , Gurney, Samuel, & n. review, & nn. & , & nn. & & nn. – & ; visit to C.L. Brace, & Haast, Julius von: CD seeks information on n. expression of the emotions among natives, Gray, Jane Loring: illness, ; visit to C.L. Brace, – & nn. & , – & nn. – , &n . & - & nn. – ; describes weka rail, Gray, John Edward: British Museum, keeper of & n. ;Dinornis specimens, & nn. & zoological collections, & n. ; classification & n. ;Headwaters of the Rakaia , copy sent
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Haast, Julius von, cont. hangnests (hangbirds): nesting habits and sexual to CD, & n. , & n. ; J.D. Hooker, plumage, Handbook of New Zealand flora, receives copy, Hanstein, Johannes von: sends F. Hildebrand’s & n. ;Variation , awaits copy, & n. book to H. M¨uller, & n. Haeckel, Agnes (n´ee Huschke), & n. , Hardwicke’s Science Gossip: reports of hedgehogs &n.,&n. collecting fruit on spines, n. & n. ; Haeckel, Anna (n´ee Sethe), & n. , & A.R. Wallace, paper on disguises of insects, n. &n. Haeckel, Ernst: abrasiveness of approach, xvi, xxv, Harley, Shropshire: home of Gibbons family, & , – & nn. & , & n. , & n. nn. & , & n. , & nn. & ; A. Harrow School: F.W. Farrar, master, n. ; G. Dohrn, student and assistant, n. , n. ; Griffith, master, n. Generelle Morphologie, xxv, – & nn. – & Hart, A. E.: CD’s queries about expression, – nn. , & , & nn. – , & nn. – , – & nn. – & nn. & , & n. , – & nn. – , Harvey, William Henry:Flora Capensis , & & nn. – , & n. , n. , , n. ;Genera of South African plants , J.D. Hooker, &n., & n., & n., , editor, & n. ; origination of new Begonia & n. ; improved health, & – , species, & n. & ; letter lost in post, & n. , Hastings, Sussex: F.H. and R.H. Hooker’s visit, & n. ;Origin , presentation copy, & n. , & n. ; protective function of Haughton, Samuel: calculation of age of earth, transparency in lower organisms, & n. ; &n . reception of CD’s theories, & n. ; respects hawk-cuckoos. See Hierococcyx CD’s opinions, & nn. & , , ; Hawker, Robert: collection of bible commentaries, second marriage, – & nn. & , &n. & n. , & nn. & ; sends regards hawks: protective resemblances not operating to to E. and H.E. Darwin; & n. , & modify colour, n. ; studies of simple organisms, & hawkweeds. See Hieracium nn.–, & n., & nn.–; Hayes Place, Bromley: home of E. Wilson, & Variation, presentation copy, & n. , & n. n. ; visit to Down House, & n. , & n. , head-binding, & n. & n., & n., & n.; Hector, James: CD’s queries about expression, visitsExposition universelle in Paris, & n. , &n. & n. ; wintering in warmer climate, hedgehogs: collection of fruit on spines, & &n., & n., & n. , & nn. & , & n. & n. ; movement of n. , & n. , & n. & n. , quills, & n. &n. Hedychium coronarium,&n.,&n. Hagenauer, Friedrich August: CD’s queries about Hedyotis, & n. , & n. expression of emotion among Australians, Heliconidae: H.W. Bates’ paper on, & & nn. & , &n., &n. nn. & – , & n. ; doubtful advantage hair: human, & nn. – of disagreeable taste, & n. ; protective Halia¨etusblagrus (white-bellied sea-eagle), & resemblances, n. Heligoland (Helgoland): bird migration via, Halia¨etuspelagicus (Steller’s sea-eagle), & n. n. Haliburton, Robert Grant: paper on unity of hemp. See Cannabis sativa human origins, & n. Hengwrt, Dolgelly (Dolgellau), & n. Hampstead Heath: elm tree with anomalous Henslow, George:Indigofera , fall of petals, & leaves, & n. n. ; orders copy ofVariation , & n. ; Hanbury, Daniel: J.D. Hooker’s high opinion of, papers onIndigofera and Medicago , & n. ; & n. ; obtains information on pharma- thanks CD for papers fromGardeners’ Chronicle , cological matters, & n. &n.
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Henslow, John Stevens: experiments onPrimula , homologous organs: in arthropods, & & n. nn. & , nn. , , & ; importance for Herbert, John Maurice: appeals for memorial to classification, n. R. Dawes, & n. , & n. ; CD honey-buzzards. See Pernis invites to Down House, hook-billed kite. See Chondrohierax uncinatus Herbert, Mary Anne, & n. , & n. Hooker, Brian Harvey Hodgson, n. Herbert, William: experiments onPrimula , & Hooker, Charles Paget, n. ; invitation to n. Down House, & n. , & n. ; visit to hermaphroditism: origin of animals, & n. , Norwich, & n. &n. Hooker, Frances Harriet: birth of son, & Heron, Robert: pied peacock attractive to hens, n. , & & n. & n. , & n. , &n. & n. ; CD and E.A. Darwin, hopes to Herpestes (mongoose), & n. meet, & n. ; getting about a little, & Herschel, John Frederick William: theory of vol- n. ; holiday in Switzerland, & n. , canic location, & n. & n. ; kept in bed, & n. ; problems Hertfordshire: escarpments in, & n. with servants, & n. ; recovery, & n. , heterostyly: F. M¨uller’s observations, n. , & n. , & n. ; returns borrowed n. ; inPyrola , n. novel, & n. ; visit to Hastings, & n. ; Hieracium (hawkweeds): J. Backhouse, monograph visits M. Hooker in Norwich, & n. ; on, & nn. – ; C.W. von Nageli¨ seeks well but with face-ache, & n. ; writes to specimens, & n. & nn. – , & D. Oliver and CD on J.D. Hooker’s behalf, nn. – , & n. & n. , & nn. – Hierococcyx: mimicry, & n. Hooker, Joseph Dalton, & n. ; Adenanthera Hildebrand, Friedrich: book on plant sexuality, pavonina, identification of seeds, n. ; Adoxa , & n., &n., & n., & & nn. & ; Antarctic voyage, – & n. ; descriptions ofLopezia , nn. & , nn. & ; anxiety for baby son, xxvi, & n. ; fertilisation in Asclepiadaceae, & n. , & n. , & nn. – ; and G. & n. ; orchids, & n. ; paper on Bentham,Genera plantarum , & nn. & , avoidance of self-fertilisation, & n. & &n.,& n.,n.,& n. , & n. , & n. ; paper on n. , & nn. & ; and G. Bentham, fertilisation ofAristolochia , & n. ; plans Genera plantarum, copy sent to F. M¨uller, & journal reviewing botanical literature, & n. & n. , & n. , & n. , & n. ; pollination ofCorydalis , n. ; birth of son, & n. , & & & n. , n. , & n. , & n.&n.,&n.,&n.; n. ; trimorphism inOxalis , n. ; Variation , F. Boott, book onCarex , editor, & presentation copy, & n. n. ; British Association for the Advancement of Hipposideros,&n. Science, attends Dundee meeting briefly, Hippotragus leucophaeus. See blue buck & n. , & n. ; British Association Hippotragus niger. See sable antelope for the Advancement of Science, presidency, Hirst, Thomas Archer: member of X Club, & declines, & nn. & & nn. & , n. & n. , & n. ; British Association hoatzin. See Opisthocomus cristatus for the Advancement of Science, presidency, Hodgson, Brian Houghton: paper on mountain deplores W.F. Scott’s election, & n. ; sheep and goats, & n. , & n. British Association for the Advancement of Holland, Henry: Manchester Literary and Philo- Science, presidency, unwillingly accepts, & sophical Society, a member, & n. ; sends n. , & n. ; G.D. Campbell, asks CD CD paper on plants colonising cleared land, if his book is worth reading, xxiv, & n. ; &n. G.D. Campbell, unable to understandOrigin , holly aphid. See Aphis ilicis n. ; A. de Candolle, book on botanical Holwood Park, Kent: home of R.M. and L. Rolfe, nomenclature, revisions, & n. ; CD, n. , & n. cautious support for theories, & n. ; CD,
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Hooker, Joseph Dalton, cont. & ; lecture on insular floras, CD sends copy plans to visit at Kew, ; CD, possible meeting, to F. M¨uller, & n. , & n. , & n. , & n. ; CD, proposes to call & n. , & n. ; lecture on insular on, & n. ; CD, request for bust, & floras, CD’s comments, – & nn. – & n. , & nn. & ; CD seeks Hieracium nn. – , – & nn. – , – & nn. – & specimens for C.W. von Nageli,¨ & n. & nn. – , & nn. & , & nn. – , nn. – , n. ; CD sends specimens to, & & nn. – , n. , & n. , & nn. n. , & n. , & n. , & & & & nn. – , & & n. , n. , & n. , & n. ; CD’s Ipomoea – & nn. & , & n. ; lecture experiment, & n. ; B. Clarke, ‘simply on insular floras, A. Murray’s comments, mad’, – & nn. & ; dines with R.I. & nn. & ; lecture on insular floras, Murchison, & n. ; disagrees with CD reprinted in pamphlet form, & nn. & on continental extensions, & n. , & , & nn. & & n. , & n. , n. , & n. , & n. ; disagrees with CD & n. , & n. ; mimetic plants, on influence of occasional transport, n. ; & n. ; movement of bramble shoots, ; Down House, plants and shirt left behind after F. Muller, ¨ CD sends address to, & n. ; F. visit, & n. ; Down House, proposed visits M¨uller offers Brazilian plants to, & n. ; A. to, & n. , & n. , & nn. Murray a ‘bumptious, conceited, muddle-pated & , & n. , , & n. , & n. , & pig, unable to reason’, & n. , & n. , & n. , & n. , & n. , n. ;Nation , article on popularisation of science, &n., & nn.&, &nn.–, & n. , – & n. , & n. , &n .,&n .,&n ., & n. , n. ; offers room in Paris &nn.–, &n., &n., &n., to CD’s sons, , & n. , & & ; J.P. and D. Elers, stoneware made by, n. , & n. ; pangenesis hypothesis, & n. ; enquires after H. Wedgwood’s & n. ; plans to study irregular flowers, & health, & n. ; European birds visiting n. ; plant-collector’s visit to Morocco, & Azores, & n. ; fruits of palm hybrid n. ; reading, & n. , & n. & n. , received from C.V. Naudin, & nn. & & n. , & nn. – , & n. ; reports , & nn. & , & n. , & of orchid hybrids, & n. ; return from n. & n. ; geographical distribution of Switzerland, & n. ; Royal Botanic Gardens, species, & nn. – , n. , & n. , Kew, director, n. , & n. , & n. ; Greenland the western boundary of nn. – ; St Helena, flora, & n. ; J. European flora, & n. ; Handbook of New Scott’s acclimatisation experiments, & Zealand flora, d volume, & n. ; W.H. n. ; sendsArabis seeds to I. Anderson-Henry, Harvey,Genera of South African plants , editor, & n. ; sends R.O. Cunningham’s letters & n. ; high opinion of D. Hanbury, & to CD, & n. ; sendsPlumbago specimen to n. ;Himalaya journals , loaned to CD, & n. ; CD, & n. ;Variation , CD advises how to B.H. Hodgson, paper on mountain sheep and read, & n. ;Variation , CD should avoid goats, sends copy to CD, & n. , heartbreak, & n. ;Variation , enquires & n. ; holiday in Switzerland, & after progress, & n. ;Variation , large size n. ; L. Huxley, godson, & n. ; insular inevitable, & n. , & n. , & botany, proposed book, & n. , & n. ;Variation , presentation copy, n. ; n. ; International Horticultural Exhibition, violet found in Tenerife, & n. , & Paris, juror, & n. , & n. , & n. ; visit to Brittany, & n. ; visits n. , & n. , & n. , & n. , M. Hooker, & n. , & n. , & n. ; &n., & n., & n., &n., volcanic islands, & nn. & ; welcomes & n. , & n. ; lecture on insular specimens for Kew, & n. , & floras, nn. – & , n. , n. , n. , n. ; whether love of roaming a trait worth n. & n. ; lecture on insular floras, CD investigating, & n. ; T. Woolner, invites requests copy, & n. ; lecture on insular to Kew for convalescence, n. ; ‘wriggling’, floras, CD sends copy to E. Cresy, & nn. & ; E.P. Wright, meeting with, & n.
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Hooker, Maria, & n. ; ill with peritonitis, origin of races, & nn. & , & & n., &n., &n., &n. n. , & n. , & n. , n. ; parti- Hooker, Reginald Hawthorn: birth, & n. , coloured female, n. ; polydactylism, & &&n.&n.,&n.,& n. , & n. ; report of species with n. , & n. , & n. ; blooms tails, & n. ; rudimentary organs, & and squeaks, & n. ; convulsions, xxvi, nn. – & nn. – , – & nn. – , – & & n., & n., &n., &n., nn. – & nn. & , n. ; sexual ratios, & n. , & n. ; recovery from illness, & n. ; sexual selection, xxi, & n. , xxvi, & n. , & n. , & n. , &n., & n., – &nn.–, & n. , & n. ; visit to Hastings, & n. , & n. ; teeth in American &n. children, & n. ; unity of origin, & Hooker, William Henslow, & n. ; invitation n. ; variability in body measurements, & to Down House, & n. ; proposed visit nn. & ; variation and divisions between to Down House, & n. , & nn. races, papers by T.H. Huxley, n. ; whether & , & n. , & nn. & highest possible mammals, & nn. & . See Hooker, William Jackson, & n. ; and J.G. also expression of emotion Baker,Synopsis filicum , & n. ; London humble-bees. See Bombus Journal of Botany, editor, & n. Humboldt, Alexander von: crying in monkeys, Hopkins, William: mathematical basis of geology, & n. ; flora of Canary Islands, & n. , & &n . n. ;Personal narrative , & n. ; Teide violet horn-bugs: jaw function, & n. growing in Tenerife, & n. horned frog. See Megalophrys montana humerus: supra-condyloid foramen, & n. horned mammals, & nn. & humming-birds: G.D. Campbell’s views on diver- horses: limits to fleetness, & n. ; S.J.A. sity of, & nn. & , ; nesting habits Salter’s observations of coloration, – & and sexual plumage, & n. ; shapes of nn. – beaks, & n. Horsman, Samuel James O’Hara: curate at Down, Hurst, Henry Alexander: and G. Carter, paper on &n. plants colonising cleared land, & n. Hottentot people, & n. , Huschke, Agnes.See Haeckel, Agnes Houbaropsis bengalensis. See Sypheotides deliciosa Huschke, Emil, n. , n. Houghton, William: hopes to meet CD, & Hutton, Frederick Wollaston: paper in support of n. ; seeks information from CD on planarians, CD’s theories, n. , & n. & nn. – ; supposed hybrid of fowl with Huxley, Leonard: scarlet fever, & n. pheasant, Huxley, Thomas Henry, & n. ; CD house crow. See Corvus splendens wishes to meet, & n. ; children contract hoverflies: eating pollen, & & n. scarlet fever, & n. ; classification of Hull, Edward: views on denudation of Britain, hoatzin, n. ; committee for promotion of &n.,&n. scientific education in schools, member, humans: acquired fear of, & n. ; criteria &n.;Evidence as to man’s place in nature , of beauty among Africans, – & nn. – ; & nn. – ; genealogical ‘trees’, & dimensions of sexual cells, & n. ; n. ; Geological Society of London, no longer early, Calaveras skull, & n. ; freemartins, attends, & n. ; E. Haeckel, Generelle & n. ; hermaphroditic origin of, Morphologie, reads and criticises, – nn. – n. ; importance of mouth structure, & & nn. & ; E. Haeckel, meeting in n. ; inherited baldness, & n. ; involuntary London, n. ; ‘hippocampus controversy’, muscles, – & nn. – & nn. & ; natural n. ; humans, papers on variation and division selection and, & n. , & n. , between races, n. ; Lessons in experimental & n. , & n. , & n. ; origin, A.F. physiology, & n. ; meeting with J.D. Boardman’s views, & – & nn. – ; origin, Hooker, & n. ; member of X Club, C.L. Brace welcomes CD’s plans to publish, & n. ; natural selection, criterion for & n. ; origin, C. Vogt’s views, & n. ; acceptance of theory, & nn. & ,
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Huxley, Thomas Henry, cont. Imperial Academy of Sciences of St Petersburg: & n. ; R. Owen, acrimonious relations with, CD elected corresponding member, & n. , & n. ; pangenesis hypothesis, nn. – xviii, & n. , – & nn. & , Ince, William: Noah’s Ark too large for few species n. , & n. ; proposed natural history only, & n. museum, n. ; reads G.D. Campbell, The India: birds of, book by T.C. Jerdon, & n. ; reign of law, & n. & n. ; Royal expression of emotion among people of, – College of Surgeons, Hunterian lectures, & & nn. , & – ; reptiles of, book by n. ; Royal School of Mines, professor, A.C.L.G. G¨unther, & n. , & n. & n. ; sends CD New Year greeting, xvi, Indian Field: E. Blyth’s observations of humped ; severity of criticisms, & n. ; views of cattle, n. Neanderthal people, n. ; visit to Brittany, Indigofera, n. ; fall of petals, & n. & n. ; C. Vogt, translator of lecture, influenza: T. Woolner, – & n. , & n. &n., &n. Inga dulcis( Pithecellobium dulcis ): seeds, & hybrid sterility, & n. , & n. n. hybrids: of ass and bull, reported, & n. , Inglis, Mary, & n. & n. ; of date palm and fan palm, xviii, & Innes, John Brodie: recommends tutor to CD, nn. & , & nn. & , & & n. ; visit to Scotland, & n. nn. – , & n. , & – & n. & insects: colouring, & n. ; A. Dohrn’s paper nn. , & , & n. , & n. , on newly discovered fossil, & n. ; – & n. & n. ; of fowls with pheasants, eating pollen, – & nn. & ; homologies supposed, ; orchids, xxiii, – & nn. & with crustaceans, n. , n. ; protective ; potatoes, xviii, & nn. & , & n. , resemblances, xxi, & n. & n. ; seed – & n. , & n. , & n. dispersal by, & nn. & , & Hydrochelidon spp.: breeding plumage, & nn. & , & nn. & , & nn. – ; sexual n. ornamentation, – & nn. – ; trapped Hydrophasianus chirurgus. See Hydrophasianus sinensis by flowers, & n. ; A.R. Wallace’s paper Hydrophasianus sinensis( H. chirurgus , pheasant-tailed on disguises of, & n. ; winged and jacana): plumage, & n. wingless island populations, & n. , – & hyenas: effect of captivity on shape of skull, – nn. & ;Zoological Record , W.S. Dallas writes &n., n. reports and abstracts on, n. Hylobates (gibbons), & n. Intellectual Observer: contribution solicited from CD, Hymenophyllae: J.G. Baker’s paper on, & – & n. ; P.L. Sclater, article on barbets, n. & n. ; H.J. Slack, editor, – & n. ; Hypolimnas anomala(Malayan eggfly). See Diadema A.R. Wallace, paper on birds’ nests, n. anomala International Congress of Botany (Paris, ): nomenclature of species, & n. , & Ibis: F. Du C. Godman’s paper on birds of Azores, n. & n. , & nn. & ; A. Newton, editor, International Horticultural Exhibition (Paris, n. ): J.D. Hooker, juror, & n. , Icteridae: nesting habits and sexual plumage, &&n.,&n.,&n., Iguana: dorsal crest, &nn.– , &n., &n., & Ile Bourbon.See Reunion´ Island n. , & n. , n. , & n. , Ilex paraguaiensis (mate),´ & n. , & n. , & n. ; T. Thomson, juror, Illustrated London News: photograph of Dinornis &n. skeletons, n. International Horticultural Exhibition : copies of Impatiens: double, growing in Calcutta, papers sent to CD, & n. , & n. ; Impatiens capensis: erroneous reference in J.P.M. F. Hildebrand’s paper onCorydalis pollination, Weale’s paper onBonatea , & n. &n.,&n. Impatiens roylei( Impatiens glandulifera ): CD sends introduced species: in Australia and New Zealand, seeds to J.D. Hooker, & n. & nn. – , & n. ; tenrec,
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introduced species, cont. Journal of Horticulture: D. Beaton, raising of dwarf in Mauritius, – & n. ; whether Pelargonium plants, n. transmitted by insect dung, & n. Journal of the Linnean Society: CD, paper on offspring Ipomoea: seeds from cross- and self-pollinated of dimorphic and trimorphic plants, n. ; plants, & nn. – , & n. CD, paper onPrimula , n. ; G. Henslow, Ipomoea argyraeoides, nn. & observations ofGenista tinctoria , & nn. & island organisms: C. Lyell’s chapter on, & ; G. Henslow, structures ofIndigofera and Med- n. ; molluscs, distribution, & n. ; R. icago, & n. , n. ; J. Lubbock, paper Swinhoe’s confidence in distinct species, & onPlanaria , & nn. & ; F. M¨uller, n. ; whether originating on island or a survival, paper on climbing plants, n. ; F. Walker, – & n. , & n. .See also Hooker, A.R. Wallace’s collection of Homoptera, & Joseph Dalton, lecture on insular floras n. ; J.P.M. Weale’s paper onBonatea , & Isoetes,&n. nn. & , n. , nn. & , – & isolated systems, nn. – , & nn. & & n. Ithomia eurimedia,&n. Journal of the Transactions of the Victoria Institute:G. ivy aphid. See Aphis hederae Warington’s paper on origin of species, xxv, & nn. – , & n. , & n. , jacanas. See Parra &n . Jacanidae.See Parridae Journal of Travel and Natural History: CD sends F. Jacobin cuckoo. See Clamator jacobinus Delpino’s papers to A. Murray for, & Jahrb¨ucherf¨urwissenschaftliche Botanik: F. Hildebrand’s n. , & nn. & ; proposed publication, paper on fertilisation ofAristolochia , & – & n. , & nn. & ; A.R. Wallace, n. ; N. Pringsheim, founder and editor, n. paper on birds’ nests, & n. , & Jameson, William: paper on Andean Compositae, n. , & n. n. ; Quito University, professor of chem- Jubæa: hardy plant, istry and botany, & n. Jukes, Joseph Beete: subaerial denudation of Jardine, William: The naturalist’s library, editor, Britain, n. , n. n. Juncus bufonius (toad rush): grown from mud on jays: native to Formosa, & n. woodcock’s foot, & n. , & n. Jena University: C. Gegenbaur, professor of ana- Junonia: sexual differences in coloration, & tomy, & n. n. , & n. Jenkin, Henry Charles Fleeming: article criticising CD’s theories, xv, xxiv, & nn. , & , Kafir (Caffre) people, & n. , – , & & n. , & & nn. – & n. nn. – , &n., &n., & kale.See borecole n. , & nn. & ; article criticising CD’s Kanitz, August: exchange of photographs with theories, A.R. Wallace’s response, xxv, & CD, & nn. & , & n. , nn. & , & nn. & & nn. & Jenner, Edward: cuckoo behaviour, & n. Kant, Immanuel, & n. Jerdon, Thomas Claverhill: book on birds of India, Kelvin, Lord.See Thomson, William, Lord Kelvin &n., &n. Kempson, Jessie, & n. Jones, Henry Bence: illness and convalescence, Kempson, Louisa Frances: babies’ tears, & & n. , & n. ; medical adviser to CD, xxvi, nn. & & n. , & nn. & Kent: formation of plains and escarpments in, Jones, Thomas Rupert: considersEozoon mythical, & nn. – &n . Kerguelen’s Land, & nn. & ; insects, Jordan, Alexis: describesDraba forms, & n. , &n. & n. ; describesPapaver forms, & Kew Gardens.See Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew n. , & n. Khoisan people (‘Bushmen’): caves in Tarka Journal of Botany: J.D. Hooker, lecture on insular mountains, & n. ; J.P.M. Weale’s search floras, n. for skull, & n.
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Kinahan, George Henry: views on denudation of & n., & n., &nn.&, Britain, & n. , & n. & n. ;Variation , suggests additional illustrations, kingfishers: juvenile plumage like that of adults, , & nn. & , – & n. ; visit to CD, n. ; nesting habits and sexual plumage, &n .,,&n . & n. , & & n. , Krohn, August David: cirripedes, n. Kingsley, Charles: asks CD for copy of F.W. Krohn, Nicholas, & n. Hutton paper, & n. ; asks CD to write Kuhn, Max: proposed book on dimorphic plants, forFraser’s Magazine , & n. ; CD’s critics &n . largely ignorant, & n. ; Darwinian K¨uhner, Raphael: Greek grammar, & n. marchioness, & n. ; hermaphroditic origin of humans, & n. ; home at Eversley, labia: elongated, – & n. & n. , & n. ; humans as the highest Lablab vulgaris( Dolichos lablab ): correlated colour possible mammals, & nn. & ; lectures at variation, & n. Royal Institution, & n. ; proposed visit to Lacy, Dyson: provides information forExpression , Down House, & n. & & n. , & n. ; n. reads G.D. Campbell,The reign of law , xxiv, Lady Amherst’s pheasant. See Phasianus amherstiae & nn. & ; sends love to J. Lubbock, lady’s-slipper orchid. See Cypripedium insigne & n. ; sexuality and religion, & nn. & , Laelia elegans. See Cattleya elegans & n. ;Variation , presentation copy, Laelia purpurata, & n. ; hybrid, , , & n. ; views on CD’s theories, xxiv, & n. , – & nn. – , ; visit to Cambridge, Lagothrix (woolly monkeys): resemblance to African – & nn. & humans, & n. Kingsley, Frances Eliza, & n. Lamarck, Jean Baptiste de, n. ; book prefig- Kirchhoff, Gustav Robert: inventor of spectroscope, uring theories of, & n. ; development &n. theory of evolution, & & n. Kitchener, Francis Elliott: sendsAquilegia specimen Lamium amplexicaule,&n. to CD, Land and Water: E. Blyth, article on breeding kiwi. See Apterix owenii plumage of birds, & n. , n. ; E. Knight, William Angus: offers accommodation to Blyth, articles on wild types of sheep, – CD, – & n. & nn. , & , & nn. , & ; knot. See Tringa canutus F.T. Buckland, article on oysters, & n. ; Koch, Eduard Friedrich: director of E. Schweizer- webbed feet of otter-hounds, & nn. & bart’sche Verlagsbuchhandlung, n. , land-bridges, n. n. , & nn. – , & nn. – Lane, Edward William: Arab formalities, – & Kolliker,¨ Rudolf Albert von: involuntary muscles, nn. & n. Langton, Emily Catherine: death, & n. , & kora. See Gallicrex cristatus n. Kovalevsky, Alexander Onufrievich, xvii, & Lanzarote: flora of, n. ; E. Haeckel’s visit, nn. & , & n. , & n. n., n., & n., & n., Kovalevsky, Vladimir Onufrievich: abbreviated &n. address, & n. ; A.E. Brehm, Illustrirtes Laphria: whether true species or varieties, n. Thierleben, editor and translator, – & n. , Larus canus (mew): breeding plumage, & n. ; gift of bearskin to CD, , & n. , n. & n. , & n. , & n. ; C. Lyell widely late spider orchid. See Ophrys arachnites read in Russia, & n. ;Variation , proof- Latham, John, & n. sheets delayed, – & nn. – , & nn. Lathyrus odoratus (sweetpea): effect of crossing & , & n. ;Variation , Russian translator, with common pea, & n. ; effect of xvii, & n. , – & nn. – & , n. , crossing with different stock, n. ; growing & nn. , & , & nn. , – , & in Calcutta, & nn. & , & n. , n. , n. , – & n. , laurels: common in Canary Islands, ; origin of & nn. & , n. , & nn. & , island plants, & n.
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Layard, Edgar Leopold, & n. ; describes a fellow, n. ; CD’s paper on offspring of diving petrel, n. dimorphic and trimorphic plants, n. , Le Brun, Charles: J.-G. Legrand and L.-P.Baltard, & n. ; CD’s paper onPrimula , & n. ; J.D. study of his works, & n. ; works on human Hooker, sends fruits of palm hybrid to, expression, & nn. & & n. , & n. ; library, & Leadbeater, John, taxidermist, & n. n. ; J. Lubbock’s paper onPauropus , n. ; leaf-nosed bats, & nn. – F. Muller’s ¨ paper on climbing plants, n. ; Leclerc, Georges Louis, comte de Buffon: theory papers on orchids, & n. , & n. ; J.P.M. of transmutation of species, & n. Weale’s paper onBonatea , – & nn. – , – Leersia oryzoides, nn. & , & n. & nn. – , n. , – & nn. – , & nn. Legrand, Jacques-Guillaume: and L.-P. Baltard, & & n. . See also Transactions of the Linnean study of work of C. Le Brun, & n. Society of London Leguminosae: ejection of pollen, & n. ; Liolaemus tenuis. See Proctotretus tenuis scarce in island floras, & nn. & . See lions: sexual diversity, & n. also Lathyrus odoratus Lister, Joseph: involuntary muscles, n. Leidy, Joseph: support for CD’s theories, n. Literary and Philosophical Society of Manchester: Leipzig University: J.V. Carus, professor extra- C. White’s book of addresses to, & n. ordinarius of zoology, n. little bustard. See Tetrax tetrax Lemaire, Charles, n. , n. , n. lizards: sexual differences, & nn. & Lepas,&n. llamas, origin, & n. Leptalis: mimicry in, – & nn. – Lobelia: CD sends specimens to Royal Botanic Leptalis lacinia,&n. Gardens, Kew, n. ; F. M¨uller sends seeds Leptalis melia,n. of climbing species to CD, , & n. , Leptalis nehemia,n. &n.,&n.,& n. Leptalis nemesis,&n. Lobipes,&n. Leptalis psamathe,&n. locusts: caught by CD far from land, ; J.P.M. Leptotes bicolor:F.M¨uller’s observations, Weale sends dung to CD, , & n. , lesser sulphur-crested cockatoo. See Cacatua sulphurea & n. , & nn. & , & n. , Leuckart, Rudolf: study ofEvadne nordmanni , – & nn. – & nn. & logger-headed goose. See Anas cinerea Lewes, George Henry: on development theory, London Journal of Botany: H.C. Watson, paper on n. Azorean plants, & n. Lieinix nemesis. See Leptalis nemesis London Library: A.R. Wallace a subscriber, likh.See Otis aurita ( Sypheotides indica ) &n. Limosa ægocephala (black-tailed godwit): secondary London Review: R. Owen, Anatomy of vertebrates , sexual characteristics, & n. , & review, n. n. London University: King’s College, CD enquires Limosa lapponica: secondary sexual characteristics, about courses for L. Darwin, & n. ; King’s &n. College, R.G. Fox, undergraduate, n. Limosa limosa. See Limosa ægocephala (black-tailed long-tailed widow bird.See Euplectes progne ( Chera godwit) progne) Limosa meyeri,&n. Lopezia coronata: described by F. Hildebrand, Lindley, John: considers A. Murray ‘blunder- nn. & , & n. headed’, & n. ; natural orders of Lopezia miniata:H.M¨uller’s observations of, – plants, n. & nn. – , & n. Lingulella: Cambrian fossil, n. Lord, John Keast: describes Canada jay, & Linnaeus, Carolus:Systema naturæ , & n. , n. ;The naturalist in Vancouver Island , Indian &n.,& n.,& n. dogs, & n. Linne,´ Carl von.See Linnaeus, Carolus Lord Auckland Islands: insects, & n. Linnean Society of London: J.G. Baker, paper on Lowe, Edward Henry: purchaser of The Mount, Hymenophylae, & n. ; W.L. Buller, Shrewsbury, n.
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Murray, Andrew, cont. n. ; seeks specimens ofHieracium , & n. , criticisms of C. Lyell, & n. , & & n. ; sends photograph and papers to CD, n. ; J.D. Hooker considers a ‘bumptious, con- &n. ceited, muddle-pated pig’, & n. , & narwhal: teeth, & n. n. ; J.D. Hooker’s paper on insular floras, com- HMSNassau : R.O. Cunningham, naturalist, ments, & nn. & ; Journal of Travel and &n. Natural History, –&n., & nn.&, Natal: R. Trimen’s visit, & n. & nn. & ; J. Lindley considers ‘blunder- Nathusius, Hermann Engelhard von: niata cattle, headed’, & n. ; Royal Horticultural & n. ; variation in pigs, & n. , Society, assistant secretary, & n. – & n. ;Variation , presentation copy, Murray, John, publisher, & n. ; CD recom- &n. mends A.E. Brehm’s book for possible English Nation: article on L. Agassiz’s lectures, & translation, – & nn. & , & nn. & , n. ; article on popularisation of science, & & n, ; C.J. Grece seeks publisher for En- n. , – & n. , & n. , & glische Grammatik translation, & n. , – & n. , & n. , & n. , & n. ; introduction of R. Birkbeck to, & nn.n. ; A. Gray, review ofVariation , & nn. & & , & n. ; C. Lyell, publisher of works , & n. & nn. – & of, & n. , n. ;Orchids , financial settle- Native American peoples: CD’s queries about ment with CD, & nn. & – ;Origin , expression, n. , – & nn. – , & th edition, financial settlement with CD, & nn. & & nn. – , & n. ; whether & n. ; preferred dates of publishing, & arising from single race, – & nn. & n. , & n. ; on sales of books with pages Natural History Review, & n. ; D. Oliver, uncut, & n. , & n. ; Travels in little-known botany editor, n. parts of Asia Minor, publisher, & n. ; Varia- natural selection, , ; advancement of tion, xvi, & nn. – , & nn. – & nn. & organisation and structure by, & n. ; and , – & n. , – & nn. & , & nn. – , design in nature, & n. , & n. ; in – & nn. – , n. , & n. & nn. – , humans, & n. , & n. , & n. , & n. , & n. , & nn. – , & n. , & n. ; principle partially admitted & n. , & nn. & , & n. , by R. Owen, n. ; species transmutation by, & n., &n., &n., &n., & n. ; theory, anticipated by Greeks, & n. , , & n. , & n. ; n. , & nn. & ; theory, CD’s intended Variation, alternative titles, xvi, xvii, & nn. publication, n. ; theory, T.H. Huxley’s & , & n. , & n. ;Variation , auction criterion for acceptance, & nn. & , of copies at ‘sale dinner’, & n. , & n. , & n. ; theory, C. Lyell’s discussions, & n. ;Variation , financial arrangements n. ; theory, summarised inVariation , & n. , with CD, & nn. – , & n. , & n. , & nn. & ; theory, whether compatible n. ;Variation , index, & n. , & with religious belief, & n. n. , & n. , & nn. & , & n. , Naudin, Charles Victor: congratulates J.D. and & n. ;Variation , misprint in advertisement, F.H. Hooker on birth of son, & & n. ;Variation , presentation copies, , n. ; cucurbits, , ; J.D. Hooker sends his & n. , , & n. , & n. , , & n. , portrait to, , ; sends fruits of palm hybrid &n., , n., & n. to J.D. Hooker, xviii, & n. , & Museum of Practical Geology, n. nn. & , & nn. & , & n. , musk deer. See Moschus & n. & n. , & n. ; urges Myanthus barbatus,n. standardisation of temperature scales, & myriapoda:Zoological Record , W.S. Dallas writes n. , & n. reports and abstracts on, n. Neanderthal people, n. Myrica,n. nectarine: growing on peach tree, & n. , &n. Nageli,¨ Carl Wilhelm von: lecture onHieracium , Nees von Esenbeck, Theodor Friedrich Ludwig: & n. ; on morphological laws, & paper onAdoxa , & n.
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Neill, Patrick, horticulturalist, & n. Nouvelles Archives du Mus´eum d’Histoire Naturelle:A. Neotinia intacta. See Orchis intacta Gaudry, paper on fossil reptile, & n. Neottia nidus-avis: often self-fertilised, & n. Nova Scotia: wild fruits, – & nn. – Neumeister, Gottlob: book on pigeon breeding, Novara: account of voyage of, & nn. , & & n. , & nn. & , & n. , & n. , & n. Numenius arquarta. See Numenius lineatus Nevill, Geoffrey: visit to Mauritius and Seychelles, Numenius lineatus: secondary sexual characteristics, &n . &n. New Zealand: Canterbury Museum, Christ- nymphae.See labia church, & n. ; expression of emotion among Maori people, – , – & oak, nn. – , – & nn. – & nn. – ; flora, oak galls, & n. papilionaceous plants rare, & nn. & , oats: wild, & n. & n. ; flora, proportion of annuals, & ocean currents: D. MacKintosh asks CD for infor- n. ; introduced species, & n. ; C. mation on excavating power, – & nn. – Lyell’s account of earthquake, & n. ; post oceanic islands, & nn. , , & ; batrachians of protector of aborigines, & n. ; Rakaia not found on, n. ; distribution of molluscs river, J. van Haast’s exploration, & n. , on, & n. ; improbability of subsiding, &n . & n. .See also island organisms New Zealand pigeon. See Carpophaga novæ zelandiæ Ocydromus australis( Gallirallis australis , weka rail): New Zealand robin. See Petroica australis breeding plumage, & n. ; described by Newton, Alfred, n. ; Cambridge University, J. von Haast, & n. professor of zoology and comparative anatomy, Ogle, William: sends CD information on inherited n. ;Ibis , editor, n. ; meets E.T. Booth, characteristics, – & nn. – – & n. ; nesting habits of dotterel, – & Oldenburg, Rudolf:Variation , offers to translate, n. , & n. ; secondary sexual characteristics n. of birds, & nn. & , – & nn. , & Oliver, Daniel: CD requests help in identifying nn. & ; webbed feet in geese, & nn. plant, & n. ; CD sends Hildebrand’s & book to, n. , & n. , n. ; hobby Newton, Edward: Mauritius, auditor-general, of mineralogy, ; C.W. von Nageli¨ seeks n. ; visit to Seychelles, & & nn. & Hieracium specimens from, & n. , & n. , & n. ; reads German easily, & niata cattle.See under cattle n. ; Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, keeper nictitating membrane, & n. of herbarium, & n. ; sends references nilgai. See Portax picta onAdoxa to J.D. Hooker, & nn. & Norantea, & n. , Once a Week: I.E. Aylmer, article on Chillingham Norman, Herbert George Henry: sends bird’s foot cattle, & n. , & nn. & carrying seeds to CD, n. , n. Oncidium:F.M¨uller’s observations, & & n. , North British Review: H.C.F. Jenkin’s article on CD’s & nn. & , & n. theories, xxiv, & nn. , & , & Oncidium crispum:F.M¨uller’s observations, & n. , & & nn. – & nn. – , n. , & n. & n. , & n. , & n. ; H.C.F. Oncidium flexuosum: hybrids, , & nn. & Jenkin’s article on CD’s theories, A.R. Wallace’s , &n.;F.M¨ uller’s observations, – & response, xxv, & nn. & nn. , , & – , & n. & n. , & Norwich: home of M. Hooker, & n. , n. , & nn. , & ; whether native of & n., &n., &n. Desterro,ˆ , & n. , & n. , & Notes and Queries on China and Japan: CD’s queries n. , & n. about expression of emotion, xx, n. Oncidium longicornum: mimetic plant, & Notylia: hybrid, ; F. M¨uller’s observations, – n. ;F.M¨uller’s observations, & n. & nn. – & n. , & n. , – & Oncidium micropogon: hybrids, , & n. ; nn. & , & n. , & n. self-sterility,
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Oncidium pubes:F.M¨uller’s observations, & trade terms, & n. . See also individual n. orchid species Oncidium unicorne. See Oncidium longicornum Orchids: d edition, n. & nn. & , Oniscus fulgens. See Sapphirina n. ;Catasetum , rudimentary organs, n. ; Cy- Ononis: cleistogamic flowers, n. pripedium, pollination, n. ; deglutition, n. ; Onthophagus rangifer: variation, & nn. & difficulty of fertilisation of flowers, nn. , , oolitic corals, & n. &;Epigogium gmelini , n.; Epipactis latifolia , Ophrys arachnites (late spider orchid): J.T. Mogg- visited only by wasps, n. ; illustrations, ridge’s observations, & n. n. ;Maxillaria , n. ; F. M¨ullercited, n. , Ophrys insectivora: CD sends specimens to Royal n. , n. ;Neottia nidus-avis , capable of Botanic Gardens, Kew, n. , & n. self-fertilisation, & n. ;Ornithocephalus , Opisthocomus cristatus (hoatzin): classification, n. ; self-sterile species, n. n. Orchids: German edition, & n. orang-utan: expression of emotion, & n. , Orchis intacta( Neotinia intacta ), nn. & ; J.T. & nn. – ; resemblance to bats, & Moggridge sends plants to CD, – & nn. & ; resemblance to Malayan humans, nn. – –, – &n. Orchis pyramidalis( Anacamptis pyramidalis ): moths orange, & & n. sucking fluid from nectaries, & n. orange-tip butterfly. See Anthocharis cardamines Organ Mountains, Brazil: flora, & nn. orchids: classification, & n. ; diversity, & & n. ; fertilisation, H. M¨uller’s observations, Origin, n. , & n. ; acclimatisation of & n. ; fertilisation with own pollen, & plants, n. ; batrachians not found on oceanic n. ; hybrids, xxiii, – & nn. & ; islands, n. ; A.F. Boardman’s views, – ; J.T. Moggridge sends plants to CD, & G.D. Campbell unable to understand, xxiv, nn. – , n. ; F. M¨uller’s observations, xxiii, & n. ; W.B. Dawkins ‘unspeakably grateful’ – & nn. – & n. , – & nn. – & for, & n. ; denudation of Weald, nn. – , & nn. & , – & n. , n. ; effect of external conditions, nn. , , & , & n. , & & n. ; flora of Atlantic Islands, & nn. & , – & nn. – , & n. , nn. & , n. , n. ; Galapagos´ species, – & nn. – , & n. & n. ; law on conditions of existence, nn. – & , & n. , & nn. & n. ; little reference to humans, & n. , & nn.– & ;H.M¨uller’s observations, n. ; migration of species, nn. & , xxii, n. ; numbers of seeds produced, n.;H.M¨ uller quotes from, & & n. ; production of hybrids, – & n. ; n.;H.M¨uller’s views, – & n. ; R. resemblances to other genera, & n. & Owen, review, n. ; parasitic birds, n. , & n. ; self-incompatibility, xxiii, nn. & ; passage inserted intoVariation , & nn. & , & nn. – , – & n. ; payments to CD, & n. ; & n. & nn. – ; terminology, pigeon crosses, & n. ; plant dispersal during n. , n. ; unwanted plants can be used at glacial period, n. ;Primula species, n. ; Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, & n. . See resemblances between unrelated species, also individual species n. ; rudimentary organs, n. ; sales, ; Orchids, xxii, & n. , n. , & secondary sexual characteristics, n. ; seed n. , & n. ;Cypripedium , pollination, dispersal, n. , & n. , & n. ; & n. ; illustrations, & n. ; Maxillaria seen as latest form of development theory, ornithorhyncha, pollination, & n. ; J. n. ; sexual selection, xx–xxi, n. , & n. , Murray, financial settlement with CD, & & n. ; theory of continental extensions, nn. & – , & n. ;Orchis pyramidalis , n. ; G. Tollet’s comments, n. ; value moths sucking fluid from nectaries, & n. ; of variation, n. ; viability of seeds in mud predicted moth species with long proboscis, and seawater, & n. & n. ; presentation copies, & & n. ; Origin: d edition: advancement of organisation review by G.D. Campbell, & n. , n. ; and structure by natural selection, n. ; K.E.
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Origin: d edition, cont. Origin: German editions, n. , n. , n. , von Baer cited, n. ; origination of new & nn. – , n. , & n. , species, n. ; pigeon crosses, & n. ; sex- n. , & nn. – ; J.V. Carus’s queries to linked characteristics in cats, & n. CD, & n. & nn. – , – & nn. – ; Origin: th edition, & n. , n. ; acquired frontispiece, – & nn. & , & nn. fear of humans, & n. ; beauty, ; be- & ; preface, – & nn. – , & nn. – ; ings with peculiar habits and structure, & presentation copies, & n. n. ; E. Blyth’s comments, – & nn. – Origin: Russian editions, & nn. & , & nn. – & nn. – & nn. – , &n., & n. – & nn. & & nn. – ; cattle, n. ; Origin: US edition: statement of sales, & n. conspicuously coloured seeds, n. , n. , Ornithocephalus: hybrids, , & n. , n. ; correlation of growth, n. ; cuck- &n.;F.M¨ uller’s observations, – & oos, parasitic instincts, n. ; diving petrel, n. & n. , & n. n. ; W.D. Fox’s enquiries on progress, & Ornithophora radicans. See Sigmatostalix tricolor n. ; geographical dispersal of species, & ()Sigmatostalix radicans n. ; C.J. Grece acknowledged, n. ; histori- Ornithoptera croesus: sexual ratio, & n. cal sketch, n. , n. ; hybridity and hybrid Orthoptera: auditory apparatus of, & n. sterility, & nn. & ; inheritable devia- os coccyx, & nn. & tions of structure, n. ; marine faunas east Otaria flavescens (South Amerian sea lion): sexual and west of Panama, n. ; mimicry, & diversity, & n. nn. – , n. ; molluscs, resistance to sea- Otis aurita( Sypheotides indica , likh): breeding water of hibernating, & n. ; J. Murray, plumage, & n. financial settlement with CD, & n. , Otis deliciosa( Houbaropsis bengalensis , Bengal flori- & nn. & ; natural selection theory anticipated can): breeding plumage, & n. by Aristotle, n. ; nesting habits and sex- Otis edwardii( Ardeotis nigriceps , great Indian bus- ual plumage, & nn. & ; origination tard): secondary sexual characteristics, & of new species, n. ; parti-coloured female, n. n. ; plumage of birds, & n. ; pre- Otis tarda (great bustard): secondary sexual sentation copies, & n. , & n. , characteristics, & n. & n. , & n. ;Primula species, Overend, Gurney & Co.: failure, & n. n. ; propagation of monstrous forms, n. ; Ovis arkal (Transcaspian urial), & n. publication, n. , n. , & n. ; sec- Owen, Richard, & n. ; claims priority to ondary sexual characteristics of birds, & theory of transmutation of species, n. ; debt n. ; sex-linked characteristics in cats, & to CD’s theories, & n. ; deer bones n. ; sexual selection, & nn. & ; B.D. found in Mauritius bog, & n. , & Walsh, duplicate copies, & n. n. , & nn. & ; ‘hippocampus Origin: th edition, & n. ; H.C.F. Jenkin cited, controversy’, n. ; T.H. Huxley, acrimonious n. ; marine faunas east and west of Panama, relations with, n. , & n. ; review n. ;F.M¨uller cited, n. ; parti-coloured fe- ofOrigin , n. ; and ‘type-form’ theory, & male, n. ; plant grown from mud on wood- n. , & n. cock’s foot, n. , n. ; propagation of Oxalis, & n. , & n. , & n. ; monstrous forms, n. ; seed dispersal via lo- CD sends specimens to Royal Botanic Gardens, cust dung, & n. ; self-incompatible plants, Kew, n. ; trimorphism, & n. , n. , n. ; value of variation, n. &n.,&n.,&n. Origin: th edition: A.D. Bartlett cited, n. ; St Oxalis speciosa,&n. G.J. Mivart, work in comparative anatomy, Oxford University: T.P. Blunt, graduation, & n. n. ; Christ Church, C.W. Fox, matriculation, Origin: French editions, & n. , & n. n. ; CD sends copy to C. Lyell, & nn. oxlip. See Primula vulgaris P. veris & oyster, saddle-back. See Anomia ephippium
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Paget, James: CD’s queries about expression, Pardalotus: nesting habits and sexual plumage, & nn. – & n. ;Memoirs and letters , n. ; Parker, Charles, n. ; sale of The Mount, St Bartholomew’s Hospital, surgeon, n. Shrewsbury, & n. Paget, John: Hungarian shepherd-dog, & Parker, Francis, n. ; executor of S.E. Darwin’s n. will, & n. ; payments to G. Wynne, & painted snipe. See Rhynchaea nn. & ; sale of The Mount, Shrewsbury, Palaeontographical Society: W.B. Dawkins and &n. W.A. Sanford, papers on Pleistocene Felidae, Parker, Henry ( – ), n. –&n. Parker, Henry ( / – ), n. ; executor of Palaeotherium: descent of Rhinoceros from, & S.E. Darwin’s will, & n. ; Saturday Review n. article, & n. , & n. Palamedea: true goose, & n. Parker, Marianne (n´ee Darwin), n. palmaris brevis, Parker, Mary Susan, n. palms: hybrid of date palm and fan palm, xviii, Parker, Robert, n. & nn. & , & nn. & , & Parker, Theodore: supposed resemblance to CD, nn. – , & n. , & – & n. &n.,&n . & nn. , & , & n. , & Parra (jacanas), & n. n. , - - & n. & n. Parridae ( Jacanidae): plumage, & n. Paloplotherium: descent of Rhinoceros from, & parroquets.See parakeets n. parrots: nesting habits and sexual plumage, & Panama isthmus: faunas to east and west of, & n. n. Passerini, Giovanni: works on aphids, & pangenesis hypothesis, xviii–xix, & n. , & n. n. , & n. , & n. , n. , Passiflora: whether any species self-sterile, & n. , n. , & n. , n. , & n. n. , – & nn. & , – & nn. & , Pastrana, Julia, & n. & n. , & nn. & , & n. , Pauropus: J. Lubbock’s paper on, n. &n., &n., & n. Paxton, Joseph: greenhouse at Chatsworth House, panniculus carnosus, – & nn. & , & n. & n. n. pea. See Pisum sativum Panthera leo. See Felis leo peach: cross, & n. & n. ; dispersal of Panthera leo spelaea. See Felis spelaea (cave lion) seeds, , ; nectarines growing on, & n. , Papaver: E. Bornet sends seeds to CD, n. , &n. n. ; crosses, & n. , & n. peacocks: pied bird attractive to hens, & Papaver depressum. See under Papaver dubium n. ; plumage, & n. , & n. Papaver dubium: CD’s observations, & n. Peel, Mary Ellen: monument in Wrexham church, Papaver lecoqii. See under Papaver dubium &n. Papaver pinnatifidum: seedlings variable, & n. Pelargonium: production of dwarf seedlings of, Papaver somniferum: CD suggests experiments on, &n. n. Pelargonium bowkeri,&n. Papaver vagum: CD’s observations, & n. Pellæa,&n . Papilio machaon,&n. penny postage, & n. Papilionaceae: rare in island floras, & nn. Peradeniya Botanic gardens, Ceylon: G.H.K &, & n. Thwaites, director, n. Papilionidae: A.R. Wallace’s paper on Malayan, Perisoreus canadensis (Canada jay): fearless behav- &n . iour, & n. Papio anubis (Anubis baboon): S. Sutton’s obser- Peritrichia cinerea,&n . vations, & n. Pernis: mimicry in, & n. Paraguay: an isolated system, & nn. & Petroica australis (New Zealand robin): fearless of parakeets (parroquets): nesting habits and sexual humans, & n. plumage, Petunia: growing in Calcutta, –
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Phalaris canariensis (canary grass), & n. n. ; CD provides British Museum with Phalaropus fulicaria (red phalarope): secondary specimens, & n. ; crosses, & n. ; sexual characteristics, & n. , & distribution ofPrunus pensylvanicus by, & n. n. ; G. Neumeister’s book on breeding of, Phalaropus hyperboreus: secondary sexual charac- & n. , & nn. & , & n. ; teristics, & n. plumage, & n. ; plumage, effect of Phalaropus lobatus (red-necked phalarope): second- dyeing, & n. , – & n. , & n. ; W.B. ary sexual characteristics, & nn. & Tegetmeier’s book on, & n. Phalcoboenus australis (striated caracara), n. , pigs: Formosan, & n. ; swimming powers, &n. & n. ; variation, & n. , – Phanaeus: horns, & n. &n. Phaseolus vulgaris (French bean): CD’s observations, Pisum sativum (common pea): crossing with sweet &n. peas, & n. ; effect of crossing with Phasianus amherstiae (Lady Amherst’s pheasant), different stock, n. &n.,&n . Pithecellobium dulcis. See Inga dulcis pheasant-tailed jacana. See Hydrophasianus sinensis Planaria: colours, & nn. & ; whether pheasants: supposed hybrids with fowls, . See having a nervous system, & nn. – also Phasianus amherstiae plane tree: evergreen growth on, & n. Philip, Thomas Durant, & n. plants: CD’s method of transporting, & n. ; Phillips, John: Geological Society of London, colonising cleared land, & n. ; evergreen, rarely attends, & n. & n. , & n. ; nomenclature, & Philomachus pugnax. See Machetes pugnax (ruff ) n. , & n. ; proportions of annuals, HMSPhilomel : B.J. Sulivan, commander, n. & n. , & n. ; sexuality, F. Hildebrand’s Philosophical Club: W.R. Grove describes meet- book, & n. , & n. , & n. , ing, & n. &n. Phoenix dactylifera (date palm): supposed hybrid with platysma: condition during anaesthesia, & fan palm, xviii, & nn. & , & n. nn. & , & nn. – , & n. , Plectropterus gambensis: webbed feet, & n. & – & n. & nn. , & , & Pleistocene animals: extinctions, & n. ; n. , & n. , – & n. & n. variation, – & n. photographs: CD, exchange with A.C.L.G. Pleuracanthus frossardi,n.,n. G¨unther, & n. , & n. ; CD, Pleurothallidae: F. M¨uller’s observations, exchange with A. Kanitz, & nn. & , Plimsoll, Joseph: calls CD to a Christian faith, & n. , & nn. & ; CD, exchange – & nn. – & nn. – , – & nn. with H. M¨uller, & nn. & ; CD, & , – & nn. – , – & nn. – & exchange with C. Vogt, & n. , & nn. – nn. – , & nn. – ; CD, exchange with Plocama,&n. F. Walker, & nn. & ; CD, frontispiece for plovers: nuptial plumage, & n. , & German edition ofVariation , & n. , – & n. nn. & , & n. , & nn. & ; C.W. von Plumbago: CD requests seeds from J.D. Hooker, Nageli,¨ sent to CD, & n. &n.,&n.;F.M¨ uller sends CD seeds photography: K.E. and H.E. Wedgwood’s hobby, of dimorphic, & n. , & n. , &n. & n., & n., – &n. Phryganea: homologous structures in larval forms, Podostemon,n. n. poinsettia. See Euphorbia pulcherrima pied cuckoo. See Clamator jacobinus Polyborus novae zelandiæ,n.,&n. Pieris: sexual differences, & n. polydactylism, & n. , & n. Pieris zochalia( Belenois zochalia ): distribution, & Polygalaceae: pollination of, & n. , n. &n. pigeons, n. , n. , , – & nn. – , Polystachya:F.M¨uller’s observations of, & n. & nn. – , & n. , & Porcula taiwana. See Sus taiwanus
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Port Elizabeth Natural History Society, & Psychidae, n. n. Psychotria. See Suteria Port Famine, n. Pteraspis: tracks in sandstone, n. Portax picta (nilgai): coat colour, & n. Ptilonorhyncidae.See bower-birds Porto Santo: R.T. Lowe’s notes on soils of, & Pyrola minor: whether dimorphic, & n. n. Pyrola rotundifolia: whether dimorphic, & postage, & n. n. Potamogale (giant African water shrew, giant otter shrew), & n. Quaritch, Bernard, bookseller, n. , & n. potatoes: ‘hybrid’, xviii, & nn. & , & Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science: contribution n., – &n., &n., & n. solicited from CD, & n. ; J. Lister, structure Practical Entomologist: paper on gall insects, & of involuntary muscles, n. n. ; B.D. Walsh, editor, & n. , n. , Quarterly Journal of Science: John Churchill & Sons, &n. publishers, n. ; J. Samuelson, founder and primates: breeding habits, & nn. & ; St G.J. co-editor, & n. ; A.R. Wallace, paper on Mivart’s work on comparative anatomy, n. creation by law, n. , & nn. & , primrose. See Primula vulgaris & n. , – & nn. – & n. , Primula elatior (Bardfield oxlip): a distinct species, & nn. – ; A.R. Wallace, paper on &n. glaciation in north Wales, – & nn. & Primula veris (cowslip): oxlip a hybrid of, & Quatrefages de Breau,´ Jean Louis Armand de: n. , nn. & review of C. Vogt’s memoir, n. Primula vulgaris (primrose): oxlip a hybrid of, Que¸caba.See Theresopolis & n. , nn. & Quito University: W. Jameson, professor of chem- Primula vulgarisx P. veris (oxlip): a natural hybrid, istry and botany, & n. & n. , nn. & Pringheim, Nathanael: Jahrb¨ucherf¨urwissenschaftliche radiolarians: E. Haeckel’s studies, , Botanik, founder and editor, & n. Ramsay, Marmaduke: Jesus College, Cambridge, Pritchard, Charles: Clapham Grammar School, fellow, & n. headmaster, n. raspberry, Procapra gutturosa() Antilope gutturosa ,& n. rattlesnakes: sexual differences, & n. , Proceedings of the Literary and Philosophical Society of &n. Manchester: paper on plants colonising cleared Reaumur´ temperature scale, & n. , & n. land, & nn. & Record of Zoological Literature: W.S. Dallas, reporter Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London: G.R. and abstractor for, & n. Crotch, paper on Coleoptera of Azores, & red-necked phalarope. See Phalaropus lobatus n. , & n. ; cumulative indexes, & n. ; red phalarope. See Phalaropus fulicaria J.E. Gray, paper on classification of sponges, Reed, George Varenne, & n. &n . reeve. See Machetes pugnax Proctotretus tenuis( Liolaemus tenuis ): sexual differences, Regent’s Park Gardens.See under Zoological n. Society of London ‘promorphology’, & n. Reichenbach, Heinrich Gustav, & n. , Prosopis spicigera; seeds, & n. &n. prostate gland, & n. Reinwald, Charles-Ferdinand:Variation , publisher Prosthechea glumacea. See Epidendrum glumaceum of French edition, – & nn. – , & nn. Prosthechea vespa. See Epidendrum variegatum & , & n. , & n. , n. , & n. , Protamoeba primitiva,&n. & n. , – & nn. – ‘protandrous’ flowers, n. religion: and attitudes to sexuality, & n. , protective resemblances.See under mimicry & nn. & , & n. ; G.D. Campbell, Prunus pensylvanica: distribution in Adirondacks, The reign of law, xv, xxiii–xxiv, xxv, & n. & nn. & &n.,&n.,&n.,& Pseudopieris nehemia. See Leptalis nehemia n. , & nn. – , & n. , &
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sphinx moth: caterpillar, & n. , n. ; Sun: invisible radiation emitted by, & n. hypothetical pollinator ofAngraecum , xxv, Surniculus dicruroides() Surniculus lugubris dicruroides , &n.&n . –& n. Spilosoma lubricipeda. See Spilosoma menthastri Sus scrofa moupinensis,n. Spilosoma menthastri( Spilosoma lubricipeda , white Sus taiwanus,&n . ermine moth), & n. , & n. Sussex: formation of plains and escarpments in, spiritualism, & n. & nn. – sponges: J.E. Gray, review of classification, & Suteria, & n. , & n. n. Sutton, Seth: expression of emotions among apes spontaneous generation (autogeny), & n. , and monkeys, & nn. – ; Zoological &n.,&n. Gardens, Regent’s Park, keeper, & n. Spottiswoode, William: member of X Club, & swamp deer. See Cervus duvauceli n. swans: secondary sexual characteristics, & Sprengel, Christian Konrad: book on fertilisation n. , & n. of flowers, & n. sweetpea. See Lathyrus odoratus squirrels: mimicry in, & nn. & Swertia chirata. See chiretta Stack, James West: CD’s queries about expression, Swettenham, Richard Paul Agar: eye injury, & nn. & , – & n. & nn. – ; & n. ; visit to Down House, n. reconciliation of biblical account of creation Swinhoe, Robert: CD seeks information on and CD’s theories, n. expression of emotion among indigenous Stainton, Henry Tibbats:Entomologist’s Annual , peoples, xx, – & n. , – & n. ; editor, & n. ; proposed for fellowship hedgehogs collecting fruit on spines, & of Royal Society of London, & n. ; selective nn. – ;Turnix spp., & n. , & n. feeding by poultry, – & n. Switzerland: J.D. and F.H. Hooker’s holiday, Stalachtis,n. & n. ; potential future European capital, Stanhopea, ; CD sends specimens to Royal Sykes, William Henry: book on birds, & Botanic Gardens, Kew, n. n. Stanley, Edward George Geoffrey Smith, th earl Syllidae, & n. of Derby, & n. Sypheotides deliciosa( Houbaropsis bengalensis , Bengal Stapelia: pollination, & n. floriken or florican): breeding plumage, & Steller’s sea-eagle. See Halia¨etuspelagicus n. Sterna melanogaster (black-bellied tern): breeding Sypheotides indica (likh): breeding plumage, & plumage, & n. n. sticklebacks. See Gasterosteus leiurus Syrphidae: eating pollen, & & n. Stirling, Waite Hockin: missionary to Tierra del Syrphus balteatus,n. Fuego, & nn. & , & n. Stockbridge, Hampshire: chalk terraces near, Tadorna ægyptiaca. See Anser ægyptiaca & nn. & Tahiti, & n. strawberry, wild, Tait, Peter Guthrie, & n. strawberry-tree. See Arbutus unedo Taiwan.See Formosa Strepsilas interpres(turnstone, Arenaria interpres ): Talauma: conspicuously coloured seeds, n. breeding plumage, & n. Tankerville, th earl of.See Bennet, Charles striated caracara. See Phalcoboenus australis Augustus Subularia: does not grow in Westphalia, & Taphozous,&n. n. Tatton Park, Cheshire: plants colonising cleared sugar beet. See Beta vulgaris land, & n. Sulivan, Bartholomew James: colour of Falkland taxonomy: B. Clarke’s system, – & nn. – , Islands cattle, & nn. & , & n. ; HMS & nn. & Philomel, commander, n. ; shell found in tea berry. See Gaultheria procumbens Tierra del Fuego, & nn. & & n. ; teeth: ofRhinoceros spp., & n. , & visit to Southampton, – & nn. & nn. & , & n. ; in American children
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