F1830    Periodical contribution:     Smith, K.G.V. 1987. Darwin's insects: Charles Darwin's entomological notes, with an introduction and comments by Kenneth G. V. Smith. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History) Historical Series. vol. 14(1): 1-143.   Text   Image   PDF

under the loose dry blocks of coral, and was the only true insect which was abundant.' The superscript refers to a more informative footnote: 'The thirteen species belong to the following orders: In the Coleoptera a minute Elater; Orthoptera, a Gryllus and a Blatta; Hemiptera, one species; Homoptera, two; Neuroptera, a Chrysopa; Hymenoptera, two ants; Lepidoptera nocturna, a Diopaea, and a Pterophorus (?); Diptera, two species.' No specimens have been found. The Deiopeia was listed by Walker

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parasites invariably this strikes me as the most novel object in a Tropical forest. On the road we passed through tracks of pasturage, much injured by the enormous conical ants nests, which in height were about 12 feet. they give to the plain exactly the appearance of the Mud Volcanoes at Jorullo, figured by Humboldt. We arrived after it was dark at Ingetado: having been 10 hours on horseback. I never ceased to wonder, from the beginning to the end of the journey, at the amount of labor which these

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curious 135 Ants clean each other, 152 take old nests modify them to their own use p.203 Make or work on roads.- 206 invent new methods vary their work. 208 adjoining colonies friends 248 in cutting off heads of other ants - knows position of ganglion 249 courage varies according to number of community. 250 * attend to slightly injured ants - leave badly wounded.- 251. Friendly ants rather perish than attack each other for food. 258 263 allied ants of distant species- 274. In fighting tactics

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; 125 to 216; 220 to 241; 267; 288; 302; 421; 459; 468 to end of Vol SB2Qß 12 Q Emigrating insects not usually social - makes case odder 31 Bees, Wasps Ants, one female lays foundation. How in Termites p35 they seem never to work Q (Full account of Societies of Ants Bees c 35 Termites contend for the females 74 Q Each ant seemed to know its own fellow of nest - p. 80 Slave ants Bees Q 231 Beetle living in Hot-bed standing Boiling water. 234 Beetles shamming death Q 420 Showers of insects falling

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sunny places females in wood e (CD) 307 Short-tailed monkeys, yet arboreal.- a (not CD) 313 range of monkeys separated by a river 347 butterflies with males 100 times more numerous than the female. 347 range of butterflies depending on wind 351 gradation in workers of ants 364 great difference in the castes of worker ants. «s (CD) 204 man essentially same in mind 284 strong sexual characters. Umbrella Bird rudiment in female 349 tubes for caterpillars 357 gradation of instincts SB3 09Î 35; 44

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Locard Variations malacologiques 1881 Locke Human understanding 1726 Loiseleur-deslongchamps Céréales 1842 Lombardini Cammelli 1841 504 Loudon (ed.) Encyclopedia of plants 1841 Lovén tchinoUes 1875 506 Low Domesticated animals 1845 Lowne Blow-fly 1870 570 Lowne Teratological series 1872 Lowne Philosophy of evolution 1873 Lubbock Reproduction in Daphnia 1857 577 Lubbock Addresses 1879 Lubbock Ants, bees and wasps 1882 Lubbock Collembola and Thysanura 1873 Lubbock Civilisation 1870 Lubbock

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instinct of domesticity, have only alluded to them with respect to the question whether the aphides have any advantage from giving to the ants the socialO instinctsO I shd have added differs from conscious 14 2-5m 47 26-24m 54 24-32m 55 2-22m 57 7-27m 196 l-9m 300 7-13m/w fear makes cluster more together? 305 l-8m 308 1-3m @ 309 wt a Cat a Dog brought up together will love one another 9-22m«^, 22-23? é? 317 8-12mé? 351 12-18m EURIPIDES Hecuba Oxford; J. Vincent, H. Slater, J. Mawman, Deighton Sons

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BRADY, George Stewardson A monograph of the free and semi-parasitic Copepoda of the British Islands 3 vols.; London; The Ray Society; 1878-1880 [Down] BREE, Charles Robert Species not transmutable London; Groombridge Sons; 1860 [CUL] beh, ce, si, sp, t, ta, v NB 78 Variation accidental as far as good of animal is coned ^ Origin ^ 102 Sp. Th. «^ 132 Origin ^157 Origin «^ 168 good No; 222 Origin; 222 Sp Theory; 252 aphis «^168 Look to - may not different castes of ants be produced by different

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in Ants-Nest common to the Canaries Isd with wings obsolete Bates says Prelaphidae are blind but some have yet wings fly are f. in Ants-Nests. SB2 Qß Genera marked Woll. so I presumed endemic (list of genera and number of their species; totals calculated) (untranscribed words are numbers of varieties listed under each species) xxxva llxv, 15w, 22w, 34m, 37m, 40w xxxvb 7w, llw, 16w, 21w, 25io, 29w, 39w, 45w xxxvia 4w, 10c var ß , 17w, 18m, 33w, 42w, 45w xxxvib 4m, 16w, 25w, 34w, 42w, 47w xxxviia

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Hermaphrodite Byrozoa F.W. false 573 Salpidae Dichogamous 574 Lamel- libranch generally hermaphrodite 575 Davaine Carpenter seems to doubt their Dichogamy p. 577 Pteropoda require congress of two 589 Planaria do 577 Eggs of Linnaeus can be dried up revivified 590 On Ascaris 64 Million Eggs Q 592 Dorsibranchiate Annelids dioicous, Tubicolae do. being fixed by Water - 595 Myriopoda do. 602 In White Ants, soldiers are Pupae NQ 608 Some Acaridae hermaphrodite water or land? 610 Fallopian Placenta foreshadowed