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Maori races of New Zealand. Coleoptera, apterous form of Madeira. -colonisation of ants' nests by. Colias edusa, wings of. Collecting, Darwin's early taste for. Collier, Hon. John: Royal Academician, son-in-law to Professor Huxley. -Art primer by. -letter to. -portrait of Darwin by. Collingwood, Dr., on mimetic forms. Colonies, Barrande's. Colonisation, conditions of. Coloration, Walsh on unity of. Colour, butterflies attracted by. -mimicry in butterflies by means of. -of dioecious flowers. -and fertilisation of flowers. -in grouse, and Natural Selection. -in birds. -in male birds, not simply due to Natural Selection. -Darwin's work on. -Darwin differs from Wallace in views on. -evolution of. -experiments on birds. -Hackel on lower animals and. -Krause on. -Magnus on. -protection and. -relation to sex. -in seeds and fruits. -and Sexual Selection. -sense of, in children. -Wallace on. Columba aenas, habits of. -C. livia, descent of pigeons from. Combretum. Combs, bees', (see also Bees). Comparative anatomy, Huxley's book on. Compensation, belief of botanists in. Compiler, Darwin's opinion of a. Compositae, Harvey on. -Masters' reference to. -monstrosities in. -morphological characters. -Schleiden on. -Darwin on crossing. -fertilisation mechanism. -Hildebrand on dispersal of seeds. -viscid threads of seeds. Comte, Huxley on. Concepcion Island, geology of. -Darwin's account of earthquake. Conchoderma, in reference to nomenclature. Concretions, origin of. Conditions of life, effect on animals and plants. -effect on elephants. -effect on reproductive system. -hybrids and. -importance in maintaining number of species. -species and changes in. -and sterility. -variability depends more on nature of organisms than on. Confervae and sexuality. Coniferae, abundant in humid temperate regions. Connecting links. -Gaudry on. Conscience, Morley on Darwin's treatment of. Conspectus crustaceorum, Dana's. Constancy, in abnormally developed organs. Contemporaneity, Darwin on. Continental elevation, volcanic eruptions and. Continental extension, Darwin on. -evidence in favour of. -Hooker on. -Lyell on. -and means of distribution. -New Zealand and. Continental forms, versus insular. Continents, inhabitants of islands and. -movements of. -Wallace on sinking i
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