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INDEX OF SUBJECTS 



Analysis, 144; chemical, 144; phy- 

 sical, 144 



Anarchy, 355, 360 



Anatomists, 296 



Anatomy, 196, 208, 276, 277, 303, 

 308; comparative, 276, 277, 308; 

 of consciousnes, attempted by 

 Associationists, 208 



Ancestors, 55, 59, 76, 82, 83, 92, 

 95, 115, 270, 280, 296, 304, 308, 

 309, 317, 349; collateral, 76; 

 common, 55, 59, 83, 92, 269, 270, 

 278, 308; direct, 76; hypotheti- 

 cal, 308, 309, 317; necessary pri- 

 ority of, 82, 83; of man, 298— al- 

 leged to be fish-like, 280; ter- 

 tiary, 270 



Ancestry, 92, 280; entails anteced- 

 ence in time, 92; of man, 280 



Ancitherium, 76 



Angiosperms, 72, 73 



Animal, 242, 249. 307; appetite, 

 gratification of, 242; as "reflex 

 machines," 249; cave, 307 



Animalism, 365 



Animalistic man, 350, 352 



Animality of man, not a modem 

 discovery, 191, 192 



Animism, 197, 198 



Anisogametes, 157, 158 



Anisogamy, 157, 158 



Annehda, 117, 278, 280 



Anomalies, 112, 303, 305, 319, 320; 

 anatomical, fluctuational, 303 ; 

 mutational, 303; of spatial dis- 

 tributions, 112 



Antagonism, 358; between modem 

 progress and Christian ideal, 358 



Anthropomorphism, 236, 246, 250, 

 262 ; Darwinian, 236, 250 



Anthropologists, 318, 344 ; foremost 

 ones confess their ignorance re- 

 garding origin of man, 344 



Antibodies, 14, 15 



Antigen, 15 



Antirrhinum, ma jus and moUe, 

 88 



Anti-vivisectionists, 236 



Ants, 261, 262; leaf-cutting, 261 



Ape, 245, 270, 272, 275, 285, 308, 

 309, 311, 314, 315, 316, 317, 345; 

 anthropoid, 270, 271, 272, 275, 

 309, 315, 317; cranial capacity, 



314; descended from man-like 

 ancestor, 285; descent from, not 

 a doctrine of science, 345; em- 

 bryonic skull of, 285; foot of, 

 50, 51 — a hand functionally but 

 not structurally, 50, 51; fossil, 

 308, 313; giant, geneological tree 

 of, 315; higher, 311; its cranium, 

 271; large, 315; living, 308 



Ape-like features, acquired adapta- 

 tion, 330 



Appalachians, 107 



Appetite, 221, 235, 241; rational, 

 221 ; sensual, 235, 241 



Appendicitis, 295 



Appendix, vermiform, 295, 296; 

 useful, 296 



Apple-tree, 6, 88, 161 



Apterix, 305 



Arbacia punctulata, 159 



Arboreal life, 271, 308 



Area, 118 



Archaean, 104, 117; record, dam- 

 aged condition of, 117 



Archaeology, prehistoric, 339 



Archaeopterjoc, 86 



Archaeozoic, 104, 148; times al- 

 leged to have been more favor- 

 able to origin of life, 148 



Argument, 226; no avail against 

 fact, 226 



Art, palaeolithic, 340 



Artefacts, 154 



Artemia salina, 159 



Artemisia absynthium, 248 



Arthropoda, 61, 119, 261, 284 



Artificial illumination, 340 



Artistic attainment, high level of, 

 340 



Artists, palaeolithic, 335 



Asia, 335 



Ass, 5, 81, 304 



Assimilation, 143 



Association, 208, 235, 241, 242 



Associationists, 208, 236 



Astarte, 118 



Asteroidea, 121, 122 



Atavism, 303, 304 



Atlantis, 114 



Atmosphere, 148, 181, 183; coronal 

 of sun, 183; formerly richer in 

 carbon dioxide, 148; of earth, 

 183 



