BURKE. 



INDEX. 



CAXINE. 



63I 



riage-customs of the Bushwomen, 

 598. 



Burke, on the number of species of 

 man, 174. 



Burmese, colour of the beard in, ">58. 



Burton, Capt., on negro ideas of 

 female beauty, 579 ; on a universal 

 ideal of beauty, 582. 



Bushmen, 64. 



Bush^oman, extravagant ornamenta- 

 tion of a, 57 7. 



Bushwomen, hair of. 167, marriage- 

 customs of, 598. 



Bustard, throat-pouch of L.ne male, 

 873 ; humming noise produced by a 

 male, 377 ; Indian, ear-tufts of, 384. 



Bustards, occurrence of sexual dif- 

 ferences and of polygamy among 

 the, 219 ; love-gestures of the male, 

 380; double moult in, 390, 392. 



Butler, A. G., on sexual differences in 

 the wings of Aricoris epitus, 277 ; 

 courtship of butterflies, 307 ; on 

 the colouring of the sexes in 

 species of Thecla, 310 ; on the re- 

 semblance of Iphias glaucippe to a 

 leaf, 313 ; on the rejection of cer- 

 tain moths and caterpillars by 

 lizards and frogs, 326. 



Butterfly, noise produced by a, 307 ; 

 Emperor, 307, 308 ; meadow brown, 

 instability of the ocellated spots of, 

 428. 



Butterflies, proportion of the sexes in, 

 250 ; forelegs atrophied in some 

 male, 277 ; sexual difference in the 

 neuration of the wings of, 277 ; 

 pugnacity of male, 307 ; protective 

 resemblances of the lower surface 

 of, 311 ; display of the wings by, 

 314; white, alighting upon bits of 

 paper, 317 ; attracted by a dead 

 specimen of the same species, 317 ; 

 courtship of, 317 ; male and female, 

 inhabiting different stations, 321. 



Buxton, C , observations on macaws, 

 102 ; on an instance of benevolence 

 in a parrot, 411. 



Buzzard, Indian honey-, variation in 

 the crest of, 424. 



C. 



Cabbage tutteiflies, 312. 



Cachalot, large head of the male, 502. 



Cadences, musical, perception of, by 

 animals, 569. 



Csecum, 20; large, in the early pro- 

 genitors of man, 160. 



Cairina mosc'.ata, pugnacity of the 

 male, 362. 



Californian Indians, decrease of, 258. 



Callianassa, chelae of, figured, 267. 



Callidryas, colours of sexes, 318. 



Callionymus lyra, characters of the 

 male, 335. 



Callorhinus ursinus. relative size of 

 the sexes of, 515; courtship of, 

 522. 



Calotes mar la, 358. 



■ nigrilabris, sexual difference in 



the colour of, 357. 



Cambridge, O. Pickard, on the sexes 

 of spiders, 255 ; on the size of male 

 Nepkila, 273. 



Camel, canine teeth of male, 502, 

 514. 



Campbell, J., on the Indian elephant, 

 218 ; on the proportion of male 

 and female births in the harems of 

 Siam, 245. 



Campylopterus hemlleucurus, 248. 



Canaries distinguishing persons, 412 



Canary, polygamy of the, 220 ; change 

 of plumage in, after moulting, 238 ; 

 female, selecting the best singing 

 male, 268 ; sterile hybrid, singing 

 of a, 369 ; female, singing of the, 

 370; selecting a greenfinch, 415; 

 and siskin, pairing of, 415. 



Canestrini, G., on rudimentary cha- 

 racters and the origin of man, 3 ; 

 on rudimentary characters, 11 ; ou 

 the movement of the ear in man, 

 14 ; on the variability of the ver- 

 miform appendage in man, 21; ou 

 the abnormal division of the ma un- 

 bone in man, 39 ; on abnormal con- 

 ditions of the human uterus, 39 : 

 on the persistence of the frontal 

 suture in man, 39 ; on the propor- 

 tion of the sexes in silk-moths, 250, 

 251 ; secondary sexual characters 

 of spiders, 272. 



Cancer pay urus, 266. 



Canfield, Dr., on the horns of the 

 Antilocapra 234. 



Canine teeth in man, 46 ; diminution 

 of, in man, 53 ; diminution of, in 

 horses, 53 ; disappearance of, ip 



