Darwinism, an exponent of the thory of natural selection, with some of its applications

Alfred Russel Wallace

Macmillan and Co., 1889 - Evolution (Biology) - 494 pages

Contents

• CHAPTER I: 1
• CHAPTER II: 14
• no page: 20
• CHAPTER III: 41
• CHAPTER IV: 83
• CHAPTER V: 102
• CHAPTER VI: 126
• ON THE INFERTILITY OF CROSSES BETWEEN DISTINCT SPECIES: 152
• THE ORIGIN AND USES OF COLOUR IN ANIMALS: 187
• from Seebohms Charadriadir: 224
• WARNING COLORATION AND MIMICRY: 232
• Methona psidii and Leptalis okise: 241
• Mtonimia aviculus and Coloborhomrus fasciatipennis: 259
• CHAPTER X: 268
• CHAPTER XI: 301
• Malva stlvestris and M rotundifolia from Lubbocks: 311
• CHAPTER XII: 338
• Diagram of mean height of Land and depth of Oceans: 345
• What we may expectThe number of known species of extinct animals: 375
• Geological development of the Horse tribe from Huxleys: 386
• Diagram illustrating the Geological Distribution: 402
• Transformation of Artemia sauna to A Milhausenii: 426
• CHAPTER XV: 445
• Chimpanzee Troglodytes niger: 454

Bibliographic information

• Title: Darwinism, an exponent of the thory of natural selection, with some of its applications
• Author: Alfred Russel Wallace
• Publisher: Macmillan and Co., 1889
• Original from: Harvard University
• Digitized: May 1, 2008
• Length: 494 pages