340 



Index. 



Cave animals, colonr-chnnges in, 



311. 



Cave Fauna of North America, 

 quoted, 211. 



Cessation of Selection, 99, 199, 

 21 2, 292. 



Characters, adaptive and specific, 

 1 59, 307 ; specific, due to Natural 

 Seie. tion, 171. 



Charadriidae.Ceographical Distri- 

 bution of the J-atnily, quoted, 



'73. 

 Chimpanzee, counting of, 31. 

 Climate, influence ot, on plants, 



300 ; on animals, 209. 

 Co-adaptation, 64. 

 Cjckf.rell, Prof., referred to, 



218. 

 Colour, 369. 

 Colour-changes in butterflies, 310. 



in cave animals, 3 11. 

 Colours of Animals, referred to, 



Contjenital, as opposed to acquired 

 characters, 134. 



Constancy of cliaracters not neces- 

 sarily due to Natural Selection, 

 186. 



Contemporary Review, referred to, 

 60, f.5, 95. 



Continuity of perm-plasm, 44, 61, 

 13;,; absolute and relative, 134, 



J65- 

 Contributions to the Theory of 



Natural Selection, referred to, 2 ; 



quoted. 180. 

 Cope, Prof, referred to, 14, 15, 



20, 63, 256 ; quoted, 16. 

 Correlation, 171, 184, 211, 223, 



268. 

 Costa, M., quoted, 217. 

 Cunningham, Mr. J. T, quoted, 



103; referred to, 95, 13 2. 



D. 



Dall, Prof., referred to, 14. 



lURWiN, Charles, referred to, 

 1-13, 20 32, 35. 44, 45, 51-53, 

 56. 66, 67, 74, 87. 88, (,3. 95, 

 96-100, 149, 159, 160,167, 173, 

 174, 181-183, 187-191. 193, 



'95> 198* 200-202, 313-216, 

 218, 219, 226, 256, 261-265, 

 268. 371, 277, 283, 287, 291, 

 305-^07, .^'3-33'. 337; quoted, 

 II. 53, 66, 96, iSi, 182, 186- 

 191, 193, 195, 201, 202, 313- 

 215, 261, 262, 365, 313-316, 

 319-322, 324 326, 328-331, 



337- 



Darwin et ses Pricurseurs Fran- 

 cois, referred to, 234. 



Darwinian Theory of the Origin 

 of Species, quoted, 254. 



Daiwinism, quoted, 22, 27, 67, 

 iSi, 182, iS6, 189-191, 221, 

 222, 235, 236, 252, 253. 269, 

 270. 273, 313, 316; referred 

 to, 7. 12. 15, 20, 70. 



De Candolle, Prof., referred to, 

 206. 



Deep-sea faunas, 212. 



Pelbceuf, referred to, 324. 



Descent of Man, quoted, 25, 322- 



3241 331- 



Development of the Hard Parts of 

 the Mammalia, referred to, 14. 



De Vries, I'rof., referred to, 122, 

 174. 



Dia!;nostic charactersof birds, 1 76 ; 

 Marsupials, 178. 



Divergent Evolution through 

 Cumulative Segregation, (]uo\.e<i, 

 324. 



Dixon, Mr. Charles, referred to, 

 174; quoted, 177, 22.V 



Doctnne of Descent and Darwin- 

 ism, quoted, 2'o. 



Dogs, scratching, reflex of, 80; 

 shaking off water, 84 ; trans- 

 plantation of ovaries, 143. 



DORFMEISTER, Dr., referred to, 

 21 1. 



Ducks, use-inheritance in, 96; 

 losing true plumage, 187. 



DUPUY, Dr., referred to, 105. 



Dyer, Mr. Thistieton, quoted. 

 325,337- 



Effect of External Influences upon 

 Development, referred to, 66,95. 



