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CUL-DAR63.14 Note: [1872].01.15--[ny].01.16 In Mr Smiths Field across lane which is not rolled William observed that Image

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CUL-DAR63.56 Note: [Undated] When Land rather bare of vegetation wind will carry bits of castings more Image

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CUL-DAR63.59 Abstract: [Undated] Tylor A `Philosophical Magazine' 4s 5: 258 Image

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CUL-DAR63.116-117 Note: [Undated] [rough annotated diagrams of some fields] Image

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CUL-DAR63.61-62 Abstract: [Undated] [various] `[references incomplete]' Image

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CUL-DAR63.64 Note: [Undated] [calculation of volume of earth flow in a valley] Image

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CUL-DAR63.66 Note: [Undated] [Worm-castings: weight calculations] Image

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CUL-DAR63.69 Note: [Undated] Calcutta castings / During rainy season — large grasses[?] covered Image

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CUL-DAR63.90-91 Note: [Undated] But do worms burrow vertically to surface [diagrams] Image

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CUL-DAR63.55 Note: [Undated] If there existed no more of bringing up the disintegrated rock or fine Text Image

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CUL-DAR63.26r Note: [Undated] Bartlett / Ch IV / It is odd how many animals hiss when angry Text Image

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CUL-DAR63.66r Draft: [Undated] Mimulus [p] 129 Text Image

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CUL-DAR63.84 Note: [Undated] "Crown & furrow" when land [??] impervious — very ancient practice & Text Image

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CUL-DAR63.85 Note: [Undated] Furrowed fields / As worms abound as in Lawn chiefly in this layer of Text Image

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CUL-DAR63.86 Note: [Undated] I have made an unfortunate omission in my pages of enquiry Text Image

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CUL-DAR63.88 Note: [Undated] I suppose many burial mounds are more than 2000 years old Text Image

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CUL-DAR63.89 Note: [Undated] When I refer to Elie de B[eaumont] under tumuli — add / Much information Text Image

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CUL-DAR63.92 Note: [Undated] R Wedgwood cd detect or hear of no evidence furrowed land changing - Text Image

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CUL-DAR63.94 Note: [Undated] Barlaston — (about 80 years ago when wheat very dear) partly my field Text Image

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CUL-DAR63.116r-117r Draft: [Undated] Birds gradation [p] 98 / Birds variability [p] 81 Text Image

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CUL-DAR63.65 Note: [Undated] The dry castings collected at Leith Hill on sq yard spread over yard wd Text Image

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CUL-DAR63.67 Note: [Undated] [Calculations by George H. Darwin] Text Image

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CUL-DAR63.68 Note: [Undated] Suppose a square acre to be marked out on the sloping field Text Image

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CUL-DAR63.69r Draft: [Undated] [of `Cross and self fertilisation'?] [ch xii [p] 801] Text Image

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CUL-DAR63.25-27 Note: [Undated] Worm castings [weight calculations] Image

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CUL-DAR63.30 Note: [Undated] Mound on lawn / Disk of worm casting much washed — partly down hill & Image

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CUL-DAR63.57-58 Note: [ny].01.05 On Lawn (wind) [weight of worm-castings] Text Image

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CUL-DAR63.95-96 Printed: [Undated] St Faith (part of map of Hampshire): 1 sheet Image

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CUL-DAR63.86r Draft: [Undated] [of `Variation'?] small part of midpage only Text Image

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CUL-DAR63.87 Correspondence: Darwin Charles Robert to various correspondents as enclosure to get information, Geikie A [1870--1882.04.00] Darwin Charles Robert to various correspondents as enclosure to get information, Geikie A Image

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CUL-DAR63.12r Draft: [Undated] Draft of Descent, p. 157 Text Image

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CUL-DAR63.19r Draft: [Undated] Draft of Descent, vol. 1, p. 138 Text Image

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CUL-DAR63.31r Draft: [Undated] [Draft of Descent,?] Text Image

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CUL-DAR63.6 Draft: [1870--1871] Draft of Descent, Chap. XVI, folio 213 (bottom). / I watered with very fine rose pulpy castings just thrown up Text Image

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CUL-DAR63-65 Note: 1870--1882 [Notes on worms for Earthworms, including (1) castings; (2) furrows & ploughed land; (3) experiments at different locales etc.] Text Image

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CUL-DAR63.7 Draft: [1870--1871].11.26--29 Draft of Descent, Chap. XVI, folio 213 (top) / I watered with very fine rose pulpy castings just thrown up & it was Image

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CUL-DAR63.8-9 Note: [1870--1871].11.28--29 Rather fresh castings I see they are generally perched on grass & do not Image

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CUL-DAR63.97-98 Figure: [1870s?] [map of an earthwork] Image

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CUL-DAR63.3 Note: 1871.01.04 Very Heavy Rain & storm last night — some pools of water quite clear on Image

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CUL-DAR63.4 Note: 1871.01.31 Visited pasture field beyond stony field but could not succeed in Image

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CUL-DAR63.5 Note: 1871.11.23 After some frost & dry weather then slight thaw & fog & damp air Image

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CUL-DAR63.10 Note: 1871.12.23 There was rather heavy rain 2 or 3 days ago but I cannot see any chalk Image

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CUL-DAR63.11 Note: 1871.12.25 On poor grass-field — lately laid down (beyond Stony field) on slope of Image

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CUL-DAR63.28 Note: 1871.12.26--1871.12.29 during last 18h continuous fine rain, so much has fallen but never very Image

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CUL-DAR63.72 Note: 1871.12.27--1871.12.29 The Holes came up at all [angles] to surface often very obliquely or very Image

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CUL-DAR63.1 Note: 1871.12.31--[1872].01.01 There has been strong wind blowing & the still soft castings seem most of Image

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CUL-DAR63.29 Draft: [1871?].12.29 Draft of Expression, Ch. 1, folio 58 / Mound on Lawn — Castings still vermiform & not yet washed down so of Text Image

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CUL-DAR63 Note: 1872--1881 [All of DAR63 in one sequence of 176 images] Image

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CUL-DAR63.77-78 Note: 1872.01.00 4 furrows on same slope in field at Beaulieu been grass between 50 & 60 Image

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CUL-DAR63.70-71 Note: 1872.01.01 [measurement of sloping ground near Stonehenge; with diagram] Image

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CUL-DAR63.73-76 Note: 1872.01.01 In the same field as before we measured the depth by stretching a string Image

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CUL-DAR63.13 Note: 1872.01.07 There has been for some days much heavy rain & in my field & on field to Image

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CUL-DAR63.32-33 Note: 1872.01.07 [Worm-castings: calculations of size and weight] Image

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CUL-DAR63.15 Note: 1872.01.08 Measured sloping ditch at end of sand-walk & confirmed fact that surface Image

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CUL-DAR63.111 Note: 1872.01.14 When I speak of carbonic acid in soil refer to the quasi-pebbles embedded Image

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CUL-DAR63.16 Note: 1872.01.18 After late storms & much rain examined many scores of castings of field, Image

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CUL-DAR63.17 Note: 1872.01.19 I have been observing the old castings marked with pins shortly after Image

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CUL-DAR63.18 Note: 1872.01.21 Visited Grass-Field with Game-Keeper's cottage — I cd see no signs on Image

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CUL-DAR63.19-19a Note: 1872.01.24--1872.01.28 After last night extraordinary S.W storm & torrents of rain, most of Image

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CUL-DAR63.31 Note: 1872.01.24 On Lawn, some of old castings with chalk had whitish patch from washed Image

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CUL-DAR63.20 Note: 1872.01.25 Visited steepish slope on Stony Field & Gamekeeper's field after late Image

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CUL-DAR63.12 Note: 1872.01.29 At bottom of above[?] valley where very slight slope coincides with late Image

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CUL-DAR63.79-80 Correspondence: Hamilton Lucy Caroline to Darwin Charles Robert [1872.02.08] Hamilton Lucy Caroline to Darwin Charles Robert Image

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CUL-DAR63.99-110 Note: 1872.02.09--1872.02.14 St Catherines Hill Winchester one miles South of Town Image

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CUL-DAR63.34 Note: 1872.02.22 Worms / Dr Forbes says he has good reason for believing that changes of Image

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CUL-DAR63.112 Note: 1872.03.07 Worms / After showing that castings washed down — give evidence from Teg Image

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CUL-DAR63.115 Note: 1872.03.07 Teg Down near Winchester [transverse section, annotated with explanatory Image

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CUL-DAR63.21 Note: 1872.03.29 After & during very heavy rain & storm William saw castings in valley Image

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CUL-DAR63.113-114 Note: 1872.03.30 I have been considering again William's section of Teg Down & looking at Image

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CUL-DAR63.22 Printed: 1872.04.04 [J. Prestwich. Annual address to the Geological Society of London. Nature, vol. 5 (4 April): 451-452. Image

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CUL-DAR63.81-82 Note: 1872.10.22--1872.10.24 After several wet days & much rain last night almost all the recent Image

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CUL-DAR63.2 Note: [1872?].01.02 After very rainy night not very Heavy — I can now see traces of washing Image

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CUL-DAR63.23 Note: 1873.01.02 After very heavy late rains & strong wind innumerable cases in my Field Image

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CUL-DAR63.24 Note: 1873.04.15 I see castings on gr[eat] sand Heap Sand-walk pure reddish sand firmly Image

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CUL-DAR63.94r Draft: [1875] [table from Cross and self fertilisation, p. 73 Image

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CUL-DAR63.49r Draft: [Undated] [of `Cross and self fertilisation'?] [p ?] lower half sheet only Text Image

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CUL-DAR63.53r Draft: [Undated] Mimulus [p] 119 [for `Cross and self fertilisation'?] Text Image

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CUL-DAR63.54r Draft: [Undated] [of `Cross and self fertilisation'?] [resembles 53r] Text Image

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CUL-DAR63.64r Draft: [Undated] [of `Cross and self fertilisation'?] [resembles 53r] Text Image

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CUL-DAR63.93 Draft: [Undated] [of `Cross and self fertilisation'?] Mimulus [p] 132 Text Image

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CUL-DAR63.32r-33r Draft: [Undated] [of `Cross and self fertilisation'?] [pp 35-36] Text Image

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CUL-DAR63.118-127 Note: 1877.06.19 We took the following measurements at two rings near Stonehenge thus Image

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CUL-DAR63.35 Note: 1877.11.10--1877.11.12 Worms / After very violent rain & strong wind the castings on lawn seemed Image

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CUL-DAR63.63 Abstract: 1879 Proctor `Pleasant ways in science' 1879: 379 Text Image

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CUL-DAR63.60 Abstract: [Undated] Sorby `Geological Journal' 1 May 1880: 47-65 Image

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CUL-DAR63.83 Note: 1880.01.18 Fine rain at first & afterwards from worms there wd be more burrows at Image

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CUL-DAR63.36-37 Printed: 1880.09.23 Evolution and female education `Nature' 22: 485-486 Image

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CUL-DAR63.38 Printed: 1880.09.30 Physical notes `Nature' 22: 521-522 Image

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CUL-DAR63.47 Note: 1880.10.02 Examined specimens of Brick-castings sent yesterday by Farrer Image

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CUL-DAR63.39-40 Note: 1880.10.11--1880.10.19 Action of Gizzard — Worms / Castings from gravel-walk at Abinger Image

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CUL-DAR63.41 Printed: 1880.10.14 The Yang-tse the Yellow River and the Pei-ho `Nature' 22: 559 Image

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CUL-DAR63.42 Correspondence: Farrer Mabel to Darwin I née Farrer E.C. 1880.10.16 Farrer Mabel to Darwin I née Farrer E.C. Image

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CUL-DAR63.43-46 Note: 1880.10.17--1880.10.20 Two stones and a bit of black gritty stuff looking like coal and the Image

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CUL-DAR63.48 Printed: 1880.11.20 Sociétés savantes `Revue Scientifique de la France et de l'étranger': 503-504 Image

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CUL-DAR63.49 Note: 1880.12.06 It is impossible to doubt that the bits of brick or tiles from the Image

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CUL-DAR63.50 Note: 1880.12.17 Brading castings / Have washed & examined 4 castings from many particles Image

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CUL-DAR63.51 Note: [1880].12.20 There can be no doubt about the rounding of bits of brick & mortar over Image

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CUL-DAR63.52 Note: 1880.12.24 The Lawn slopes towards the walk about 0°-40° Image

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CUL-DAR63.128 Abstract: [Undated] Geikie J `Prehistoric Europe' 1881: 165

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CUL-DAR63.53 Note: 1881.01.20 Beanstick[?] from precincts of Abbey — not from trap-door — bit of brick Image

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CUL-DAR63.54 Note: 1881.01.22 In the 2 pots which have been kept for 10 weeks examined the many bits of Image