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CUL-DAR205.6.17 Note: 1841.02.00 When we reflect on what I believe is case that man by art (select[ion] & Text Image

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CUL-DAR111.A19 Abstract: [Undated] Vaucher `Plantes d'Europe' II: 22, 194; III: 576, 687 Text Image

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CUL-DAR45.56 Abstract: [Undated] Waterhouse Marsupialia p 402 on instance of 3 phalanges in thumb of myonecticus & in 2 cases in the Bear. Ch. 4 Text Image

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CUL-DAR205.1.23 Note: 1841.03.00 Neapolitan double Violets — earlier pale coloured large white centre Text Image

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CUL-DAR262.25.3-12 Draft: 1841.03.30 Subscriptions for the purpose of erecting a chapel Text Image

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CUL-DAR205.5.42 Note: 1841.05.00 Waterhouse showed me some Curculios from Philippines Text Image

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CUL-DAR46.1.3 Abstract: [1841.05.03] Pallas `Travels through the southern provinces of the Russian empire' II: 427 Text Image

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CUL-DAR205.7.89 Abstract: [1841.05.14] Walton W `Treatise on Peruvian sheep' Text Image

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CUL-DAR205.7.199 Abstract: [1841.05.23] Moorcroft `Travels in Himalayas' 2: 27 Text Image

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CUL-DAR205.7.200 Abstract: [1841.05.23] Moorcroft `Travels in Himalayas' 1: 272 Text Image

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CUL-DAR107.60a Note: 1841.06.00 Milkwort / Shady wood Birth[?] Hill — var white — grows on Maer Heath Text Image

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CUL-DAR142.63 Miscellaneous: 1841.06.00 sample packet (dried flowers) "Horse chesnut" Text Image

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CUL-DAR142.66 Note: 1841.06.00 with sample packet (dried flowers) "Polygalum" Text Image

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CUL-DAR142.67 Note: 1841.06.00 with sample packet (dried flowers) "Rhod[odendron] azaloides" Text Image

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CUL-DAR142.68 Note: 1841.06.00 with sample packet (dried flowers) "Rhod[odendron] ponticum" Text Image

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CUL-DAR205.11.53 Note: 1841.06.00 Saw Humble on Rhod[odendron] azaloides Text Image

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CUL-DAR205.10.36 Note: 1841.06.00 Orchis maculata(?) In same field of great similarity growing close by Text Image

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CUL-DAR205.10.37 Note: 1841.06.00 Found in retired lane on road side where perhaps there had been manure Text Image

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CUL-DAR205.1.22 Note: 1841.06.00 Female Lychnis dioica has its base between germen & corolla Text Image

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CUL-DAR205.8.1 Note: 1841.06.00 Pontic Rhod[odendron] vary in number of stamens from 11 to 17 Text Image

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CUL-DAR205.8.2 Note: 1841.06.00 A scarlet Azalea wh[ich] flowered badly Text Image

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CUL-DAR205.7.235 Note: 1841.06.00 Rhod[odendron] azaloides foliage like Rhod[odendron] flower do Text Image

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CUL-DAR46.2.C10-C11 Note: 1841.06.00 Humbles certainly often visit same flower in Bunch twice Text Image

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CUL-DAR46.2.C12-C13 Note: 1841.06.00 Are there many flower-feeding Flies?? Text Image

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CUL-DAR46.2.C16 Note: 1841.06.00 Pedicularis Lousewort / often noticed this plant & saw no bees on it Text Image

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CUL-DAR46.2.C7 Note: 1841.06.00 Clover I think presents more difficult[y] than any other flower Text Image

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CUL-DAR46.2.C9 Note: 1841.06.00 One is tempted to think that bees created for fructification of plants Text Image

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CUL-DAR49.19-20 Note: 1841.06.00 Rhodod[endron] maximum — A white one N[orth] American Unhealthy tree Text Image

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CUL-DAR49.21 Note: 1841.06.00 Saw humble [bee] fly from Rhod[odendron] azaloides to A[zalea] pontica Text Image

3730.

CUL-DAR49.22 Note: [1841.06.00] Torn Apart Notebook: 93-94 (excised pages) Text Image

3731.

CUL-DAR76.A3 Note: 1841.06.00 In Periwinkle (Vinca) pollen large-grained adheres in masses to sides of Text Image

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CUL-DAR109.A16 Note: 1841.06.01 Examined the Lemon-thyme — equally abortive as it was in autumn Text Image

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CUL-DAR142.61 Note: 1841.06.09 sample packet (dried flowers) "Azalea – Maer June 9/41/…] Maer Described the shrivelled anthers without grains of pollen / Crucianella stylosa" Text Image

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CUL-DAR49.23-24 Note: 1841.06.10--1841.07.00 There seem two varieties of Pontic Rhod[odendron] [application of Text Image

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CUL-DAR46.2.C14 Note: 1841.06.22 Some of the abortive Thyme, was on hot days frequented by innumerably Text Image

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CUL-DAR46.2.C8 Note: 1841.06.23 I continued for last fortnight, after seeing Bees at work Text Image

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A132 Periodical contribution: White, A. 1841. Descriptions of new or little known Arachnida. Annals and Magazine of Natural History, including Zoology, Botany, and Geology 7 (July): 471-477. Text Image PDF

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CUL-DAR107.61 Note: 1841.07.00 Clarkia pulchella / Showing naturally abortive stamens Text Image

3739.

CUL-DAR142.69 Note: 1841.07.00 with sample packet (dried flowers) "Salvia" Text Image

3740.

CUL-DAR206.2 Note: 1841.07.00 Orchideae Ophrys — as showing what insects can effect Text Image

3741.

CUL-DAR207.6 Note: 1841.07.00 I see from considering Smiths 1st Edit & Sowerby's Eng[lish] Bot[any] - Text Image

3742.

CUL-DAR49.28 Note: 1841.07.00 Mr Allport Leighton told me (I have confirmed it in many species) that in Text Image

3743.

CUL-DAR49.29-30 Note: 1841.07.00 My present ultimatum about intermarriage Possible in all flowers Text Image

3744.

F2011 Periodical contribution: Darwin, C. R. 1841. [Notes on South American spiders]. In A. White, Descriptions of new or little known Arachnida. Annals and Magazine of Natural History 7 (July): 474, 476. Text

3745.

CUL-DAR49.25-26 Note: 1841.07.01 At Maer, watched pretty well Honeysuckle and never saw Bee; at Shrewsbury Text Image

3746.

CUL-DAR107.57 Note: 1841.07.03 Silene inflata? / In Same clump consist of plants entirely with abortive Text Image

3747.

CUL-DAR49.27 Note: 1841.07.03 Saw very many humbles and common Bees on flowers in Bean field Text Image

3748.

CUL-DAR142.62 Miscellaneous: 1841.07.05 sample packet (dried flowers) "Geum" Text Image

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CUL-DAR109.A17 Note: 1841.07.10 All the Lemon Thyme & pa[rt] of common is abortive like that at Maer & Text Image

3750.

CUL-DAR49.44v Note: 1841.07.10 Wheat apparently anthers when ready to burst depend by very long slender Text Image

3751.

CUL-DAR142.64 Note: 1841.07.12 with sample packet (dried flowers) "Linum flavum" Text Image

3752.

CUL-DAR46.2.C14b Note: 1841.07.12 On the brush of papillae in front of closed mouth of tall upright small Text Image

3753.

CUL-DAR142.70 Note: 1841.07.19 with sample packet (dried flowers) "Thyme" Text Image

3754.

CUL-DAR46.2.C13a Note: 1841.07.19 The Linaria cymbalarina, in plenty on Terrace in bloom Text Image

3755.

A231 Periodical contribution: Ruricola. 1841. Humble-Bees. Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette no. 30 (24 July): 485. Text Image

3756.

CUL-DAR189.2 Note: 1841.08.00 Hunt says Chimpanzee he has seen cry Text Image

3757.

CUL-DAR205.5.45-46 Note: 1841.08.00 It is well known that character which is generally same in large groups Text Image

3758.

CUL-DAR205.7.218 Note: 1841.08.00 Saw on Handbill torn — two fine cubs from Bengal Tiger & Leopardess Text Image

3759.

CUL-DAR205.9.124 Note: 1841.08.00 Lonsdale showed me Lockport fossils from near Lakes Text Image

3760.

CUL-DAR205.7.97 Note: 1841.08.00 I saw at Zoolog[ical] Gardens a Hybrid between wolf & Australian dog seems to take most often latter? Text Image

3761.

CUL-DAR205.7.98 Note: 1841.08.00 Ogilby says a young Manilla Buffalo mounted a young Indian cow Text Image

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CUL-DAR64.1.1 Note: 1841.08.00--1841.09.00 Formation of Mould / The sinking of cinders with burnt marl argument for Text Image

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CUL-DAR27.1.A1a,A1b-A8 Draft: 1841.08.16 On bees boring holes in flowers [unpublished draft] Text Image

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CUL-DAR205.11.56 Printed: 1841.08.21 Darwin, C. R. 1841. Humble-bees. Gardeners' Chronicle no. 34 (21 August): [pp. 550-551] Text Image

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F1658 Periodical contribution: Darwin, C. R. 1841. Humble-bees. Gardeners' Chronicle and Agricultural Gazette no. 34 (21 August): 550. Text Image PDF

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CUL-DAR205.10.35 Note: 1841.09.00--1842.08.00 Of the three Chimpanzee two of very different sizes yet with exactly the Text Image

3767.

CUL-DAR205.3.90 Note: 1841.09.00 Gould showed me many beautiful representative species Text Image

3768.

CUL-DAR46.2.C17 Note: 1841.09.15 Zoolog[ical] Gardens in a great tall scarlet Lobelia Text Image

3769.

CUL-DAR205.10.34 Note: 1841.10.00 Henslow / common Groundsill — Senecio, sometimes, has florets in disc Text Image

3770.

CUL-DAR205.5.47 Note: 1841.10.00 There are two or three species of Aust[ralian] Genus wh[ich] builds Text Image

3771.

F266 Periodical contribution: Darwin, C. R. 1841. On a remarkable bar of sandstone off Pernambuco, on the coast of Brazil. The London, Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine 3d ser. 19 (October): 257-260, 1 text figure. Text Image PDF

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CUL-DAR205.9.125 Abstract: 1841.11.01 Entomological Soc[iety] / A nodule of Iron-stone presented by F.W Hope Text Image

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A131 Periodical contribution: Waterhouse, G. R. 1841. Carabideous insects collected by Charles Darwin, Esq., during the voyage of Her Majesty's ship Beagle. Annals and Magazine of Natural History, including Zoology, Botany, and Geology 6 (December): 254-257. Text Image PDF

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CUL-DAR205.9.132 Note: 1841.12.00 Beautiful collection of fossil bones from Perrin Isd Text Image

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CUL-DAR205.7.201 Note: 1841.12.00 Yarrell / Saw larynx of wild & common Duck Text Image

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F2012 Periodical contribution: Darwin, C. R. 1841. [Note on a ground-beetle found off the Straits of Magellan]. In G. R. Waterhouse, Carabideous insects collected by Charles Darwin, Esq., during the voyage of Her Majesty's ship Beagle. Annals and Magazine of Natural History 6 (December): 254. Text

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CUL-DAR71.95-111 Abstract: [1841.12.16] 23 / Gallesio G `Teoria della riproduzione vegetale' 1816 Text Image

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CUL-DAR205.10.31 Note: 1841.12.23 Mr Sowerby showed me very flat, convex & smooth excessively striated even Text Image

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A38 Periodical contribution: Babington, C. C. [1842]. Dytiscidae Darwinianae; or, Descriptions of the Species of Dytiscidae collected by Charles Darwin, Esq., M.A. Sec. G. S. &c., in South America and Australia during his Voyage in H.M.S. Beagle. [Read 4 June 1838] Transactions of the Royal Entomological Society of London 3: 1-17. Text Image PDF

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A13 Review: Jackson, 1842. [Review of] The Structure and Distribution of Coral Reefs: Being the First Part of the Geology of the Voyage of the 'Beagle,' under the Command of Capt. FitzRoy, R. N., during the Years 1832 to 1836. Journal of the Royal Geographical Society of London. 12: 115-120. Text

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A115 Periodical contribution: Walker. F. 1842. Descriptions of Chalcidites Discovered in Valdivia by C. Darwin, Esq., Annals and Magazine of Natural History, including Zoology, Botany, and Geology 10: 271-274. Text Image PDF

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A121 Periodical contribution: Walker, F. 1842. Descriptions of Chalcidites discovered by C. Darwin, Esq., near Valparaiso. Annals and Magazine of Natural History, including Zoology, Botany, and Geology 10: 113-117. Text Image PDF

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CUL-DAR107.62 Note: 1842 Geranium phaeum — naturalised showing variation Text Image

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CUL-DAR16.184a Note: [[1842--1859]] In the list to be made omit all those species & genera which are struck Text Image

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CUL-DAR16.231a-231c Note: [[1842--1859]] Babingtons Flora — species divided into 7 & upward — & into 6, 5, 4, 3 Text Image

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CUL-DAR16.237 Note: [Undated] According to Mr Normans calculations there are in whole Book (summarising Text Image

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CUL-DAR16.239a-239b Note: [[1842--1859]] Total number of varieties in all 4 species / [Hooker] New Zealand Text Image

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CUL-DAR16.240 Note: [[1842--1859]] Hooker N[ew] Zealand Flora / List of genera with 4 species / List of Text Image

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CUL-DAR16.241 Note: [[1842--1859]] In Hookers Flora of New Zealand there [are] (with those in Supplement) of Text Image

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CUL-DAR16.243 Note: [[1842--1859]] [Hooker New Zealand Flora] / Genera [having] 4 [species] & upwards Text Image

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CUL-DAR16.255a-255b Note: [[1842--1859]] Koch / Genera with 11 species & upwards / Genera with 10-5 inclusive Text Image

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CUL-DAR15.1.B40 Abstract: [Undated] [various] On big genera varying &c &c Text Image

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CUL-DAR135.7 Printed: 1842 Notes on the effects produced by the ancient glaciers in Caernarvonshire and on the boulders transported by floating ice `Philisophical Magazine' 3d ser. 21: 180-186 Text Image PDF

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CUL-DAR15.2.18 Note: [Undated] List of genera out of the Manual which have 2 or more species with vars Text Image

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CUL-DAR15.2.19 Note: [Undated] Omitting Carex & Salix in the following calculations there are 66 genera Text Image

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CUL-DAR15.2.29 Note: [Undated] List of Genera which have according to Henslow 1 or more varieties but Text Image

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CUL-DAR15.2.30-31 Note: [Undated] Vars / Species / expunged / (table drawn from) A Catalogue of British Text Image

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CUL-DAR15.2.37a Note: [Undated] Take in Labiatae Scrophulariae & Acanthaceae & Borraginea & Verbenaceae Text Image

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CUL-DAR15.2.53a Note: [Undated] Of the largest genera pick out in each order about 1/2 of the total Text Image

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CUL-DAR15.2.15 Note: [Undated] All the Three Categories of Mr Watson run together which he thinks wd be Text Image