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INDEX. 



MONKEYS. 



Monkeys, possible means of communi- 

 cation between, ii. 391. 



Monoecious species, conversion of, into 

 hermaphrodites, iii. 286. 



Monstrosities, ii. 333. 



Monte Video, letter to F. Watkins 

 from, i. 240. 



, scenery of, i. 241. 



Moor Park, Hydropathic establishment 

 at, i. 85. 



, stunting of Scotch firs near, ii. 



99- 



, water-cure at, ii. 67,112. 



Moore, Dr. Norman, treatment by, iii. 



357- 



Moral sense, iii. 136, 150. 



Mormodes, iii. 268. 



Morse, E. S., letter to, iii. 233. 



Moseley, Prof. H. N., letter to, on his 

 ' Notes of a Naturalist on the 

 Challenger? iii. 237. 



Moths, feathered antennae of male, iii. 

 in ; probable conveyance of pollen 

 by the wings of, iii. 284 ; sterility of, 

 when hatched out of season, iii. 198 ; 

 white, Mr. Weir's observations on, 

 iii. 94. 



"Motley, meeting with, i. 76. 

 ." Mould, formation of, by the agency of 

 Earthworms, paper on the, i. 7^ 

 98 ; publication of book on the, iii. 

 216. 

 1 ' Mount,' the, Shrewsbury, Charles 



Darwin's birthplace, i. 9, II. 

 ^Mountains of existing continents, ii. 75, 

 7 6. 



, tropical, forms of temperate 



climates on, ii. 136. 



M tiller, Fritz, embryological researches 

 of, i. 89. 



, ' Fur Darwin,' iii. 37 ; ' Facts 



and arguments for Darwin,' iii. 86. 



, letters to, on his work ' Fur 



Darwin,' iii. 37 ; on mimicry, iii. 7 J 

 on pangenesis, iii. 83 ; on the trans- 

 lation of ' Fur Darwin,' iii. 86 ; on 

 sexual selection, iii. 97, III; on the 

 ' Descent of Man,' and on ' Sexual 

 Selection,' iii. 150; on Balfour's 

 ' Comparative Embryology,' iii. 250; 

 on the effect of drops of water on 

 leaves, iii. 342. 



NlGELI. 



Miiller, Fritz, narrow escape from a 



flood, iii. 242. 

 , observations on branch - 



tendrils, iii. 317. 

 Miiller, Hermann, iii. 37 ; letters to, 



on the fertilisation of flowers, iii. 281, 



284. 



on Sprengel's views as to cross- 

 fertilisation, iii. 258. 



on self-fertilisation of plants, 



i. 97. 



Miiller, Prof. Max, * Lectures on the 

 Science of Language,' ii. 390. 



Murchison, Sir R. I., ii. 237. 



Murderer, Dr. Ogle on the arrest of a, 

 iii. 141. 



Murray, Andrew, opposition to Dar- 

 win's views, ii. 184 ; papers on the 

 'Origin of Species,' ii. 261, 265. 



Murray, John, criticisms on the Dar- 

 winian theory of coral formation, iii. 

 183. 



Murray, John, letters to: relating to the 

 publication o f the ' Origin of Species, 

 ii. 155, 159 161, 178; on the reception 

 of the ' Origin ' in the United States, 

 ii. 269 note j on the third edition of 

 the ' Origin,' ii. 356 ; connected with 

 the publication of the ' Variation of 

 Animals and Plants under Domesti- 

 cation,' iii. 59, 60 ; on critiques of 

 the ' Descent of Man,' iii. 139 ; on 



' the new edition of the ' Descent,' iii. 

 176 ; on the publication of the 

 ' Fertilisation of Orchids,' iii. 266, 

 267, 270 ; on the publication of the 

 book on ' Cross- and Self-Fertilisa- 

 tion,' iii. 292. 



Music, effects of, i. 101 ; fondness for, 

 i. 123, 170; taste for, at Cambridge, 

 i. 49, 50. 



Musical instruments, in insects, acquired 

 by sexual selection, iii. 138. 



sense, letter to E. Gurney on 



the, iii. 186. 



Mutilla, winged females of, iii. 199. 



Mylodon, i. 276. 



NAGELT, CARL, letter to, iii. 50. , 

 Nageli's ' Entstehung und Begriff der 

 naturhistorischen Art,' iii. 49. 



