X CONTENTS 



III. PROTECTIVE RESEMBLANCE, WITH EXAMPLES 



PAGES 



Darwin's theory of protective resemblance — the coijOrs of ani- 

 mals ANALYZED — ACTION OF NATURAL SELECTION IN PRESERVATION OP 



COLORS THE TREE-TOAD THE HABITS OF THE WALKING-STICK AN 



ILLUSIVE BUTTERFLY AND ITS FLOWER PROTECTOR THE ANIMATED 



ROLLED LEAF THE TWIG IMPERSONATOR HOW THE ACONTIA AND 



STBNOMA MOTHS ABE PROTECTED PROTECTIVE RESEMBLANCE TO 



BARK IN CATOCALA LARVA THE WEEVIL BARK IMITATOR THE ARBO- 

 REAL KATYDID THE INVISIBLE OR THREAD-LEGGED BUG IJUAINT 



VISITORS TO THE SAP FOUNTAINS ON THE OAK THE PROTECTED SCHIZURA 



CATERPILLAR 65-114 



IV. MIMICRY, WITH EXAMPLES 



bates' THEORY OF MIMICRY GADOw's CHEMICAL THEORY OP ANIMAL 



COLORATION MULLERLAN MIMICRY THE MONARCH BUTTERFLY AND 



IIS MIMIC THE bumblebee's MIMIC FLOWER-FREQUENTING 



FLIES 115—133 



V. WARNING COLORS, TERRIFYING MARKINGS, AND 

 OTHER PROTECTIVE DEVICES. WITH EXAMPLES 



Wallace's theory of warning colors — action of birds towards 

 caterpillars, testing their ediblenbss significance op color- 

 ing in butterflies and moths the painted lady butterfly and 



its world-wide distribution the saddle-back larva the 



swallow-tail butterflies and their curious larv^ the dis- 

 guises of the crbsphontes caterpillar the curious puss- 

 moth caterpillar the achemon sphinx and its tailed larva 



is it protective resemblance and mimicry combined in auto- 



MERis lo? 135-164 



VI, ANIMAL BEHAVIOR, WITH EXAMPLES 



BOHn's CONCEPTION OF ANIMAL BEHAVIOR THE .DISPOSITION OF THE 



SPECIAL SENSE ORGANS IN INSECTS THE ASSASSINS IN LACE -LIKE 



FLOWERS OF WILD CARROT THE TENANTS OF AN ACORN THE 



"woolly bear" caterpillar's fate THE ANT-LION THE EVEN- 

 ING PRIMROSE SPIDER TRAP THE CASTLE-BUILDING SPIDER THE 



BEHAVIOR OF A JUMPING SPIDER THE GOLDEN SPHEX A3 THE GRASS- 

 HOPPER'S ENEMY THE HABITS OF THE GREEN MEADOW GRASSHOPPER 



THE JUG-MAKING WASP THE HABITS OF THE WHITE-FOOTED MUD- 

 DAUBER AND ITS ALLIES THE TABANID FLY AS AN AERIAL PERFORMER 



THE HUNTED CICADA THE ROSE-CHAFER AN AUGUST HAILSTORM, 



WITH ITS SEQUENCE THE MARYLAND YELLOW-THROAT THE MORN- 

 ING TROUBADOR OB GOLDFINCH BIRDS AND BLUE RACERS THE 



