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CUL-DAR84.2.171 Note: 1868.03.22 The Horn-bill Buceros bicornis in the male the inside of mouth is black Text Image

18202.

CUL-DAR166.47 Correspondence: Haeckel Ernst to Darwin Charles Robert 1868.03.23 Haeckel Ernst to Darwin Charles Robert

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CUL-DAR84.1.61-64 Correspondence: Weir John Jenner to Darwin Charles Robert 1868.03.23 Weir John Jenner to Darwin Charles Robert Image

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CUL-DAR84.2.208 Note: 1868.03.23 Mr Osb[ert] Salvin showed me several Trogons & many differed greatly in Text Image

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CUL-DAR84.2.209 Note: 1868.03.23 G.R Gray says when the male Falcinellus igneus moults under confinement Text Image

18206.

CUL-DAR106.B61-B62,B158-B163 Correspondence: Wallace Alfred Russel to Darwin Charles Robert [1868].03.24 Wallace Alfred Russel to Darwin Charles Robert

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CUL-DAR148.422 Correspondence: Wallace Alfred Russel to Darwin Charles Robert [1868].03.24 Wallace Alfred Russel to Darwin Charles Robert

18208.

CUL-DAR205.7.270 Note: 1868.03.24 Size of Hybrids / Gould showed me hybrids between Phasianus versicolor & Text Image

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CUL-DAR84.1.65-68 Correspondence: Weir John Jenner to Darwin Charles Robert 1868.03.24 Weir John Jenner to Darwin Charles Robert Image

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CUL-DAR86.C18 Note: 1868.03.24 Proportion of sexes / Gould believes strongly that males in excess is Text Image

18211.

CUL-DAR83.22 Note: 1868.03.24 Gould / with Marsupials male almost invariably very much larger then Text Image

18212.

CUL-DAR84.2.210 Note: 1868.03.24 Gould / The almost invariable rules with Birds as long known is that when Text Image

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CUL-DAR85.B101 Note: 1868.03.24 Blyth thinks that Gallus bankiva has great tendency to pair — Believes Peacock polygamous. Some woodpeckers differ conspicuously in colour. Text Image

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CUL-DAR210.6.126 Correspondence: Darwin William Erasmus to Darwin Robert [1868].03.25 Darwin William Erasmus to Darwin Robert

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CUL-DAR83.5 Note: 1868.03.25 Cercocebus aethiops — two white naked spots over both eyelids — Head Text Image

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CUL-DAR82.A90-A91 Correspondence: Walsh Benjamin Dann to Darwin Charles Robert 1868.03.25 Walsh Benjamin Dann to Darwin Charles Robert Image

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CUL-DAR82.A117-A118 Correspondence: Walsh Benjamin Dann to Darwin Charles Robert 1868.03.25 Walsh Benjamin Dann to Darwin Charles Robert Image

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CUL-DAR150.414 Correspondence: Darwin Charles Robert to Hooker Joseph Dalton [1868.03.26] Darwin Charles Robert to Hooker Joseph Dalton

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CUL-DAR166.223 Correspondence: Hochstetter Ferdinand to Darwin Charles Robert 1868.03.26 Hochstetter Ferdinand to Darwin Charles Robert

18220.

CUL-DAR176.91 Correspondence: Reinwald Charles-Ferdinand to Darwin Charles Robert 1868.03.26 Reinwald Charles-Ferdinand to Darwin Charles Robert

18221.

CUL-DAR189.28 Note: 1868.03.26--1868.03.27 Z[oological] Gardens / Expression / The Barbary ape when pleased chatters Text Image

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CUL-DAR210.2.3 Correspondence: Darwin George Howard (Sir [1905]) to Darwin Charles Robert [1868].03.[26] Darwin George Howard (Sir [1905]) to Darwin Charles Robert

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CUL-DAR84.1.134-135a Correspondence: Trimen Roland to Darwin Charles Robert 1868.03.26 Trimen Roland to Darwin Charles Robert Image

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CUL-DAR85.B61-B62 Correspondence: Trimen Roland to Darwin Charles Robert 1868.03.26 Trimen Roland to Darwin Charles Robert Image

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CUL-DAR86.C5-C9 Correspondence: Weir John Jenner to Darwin Charles Robert 1868.03.[26] Weir John Jenner to Darwin Charles Robert Image

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CUL-DAR94.58-59 Correspondence: Darwin Charles Robert to Hooker Joseph Dalton [1868.03.26] Darwin Charles Robert to Hooker Joseph Dalton Image

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CUL-DAR80.B168 Correspondence: Forbes David to Darwin Charles Robert 1868.03.26 Forbes David to Darwin Charles Robert Image

18228.

CUL-DAR148.312 Correspondence: Darwin Charles Robert to Weir J.J [1868].03.27 Darwin Charles Robert to Weir J.J

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CUL-DAR148.234 Correspondence: Darwin Charles Robert to Wallace Alfred Russel [1868].03.27 Darwin Charles Robert to Wallace Alfred Russel

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CUL-DAR189.29 Note: 1868.03.27 Z[oological] Gardens / Insert after where from Brehm about curiosity & Text Image

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CUL-DAR270.1.21 Correspondence: Darwin Charles Robert, J. Jenner Weir 1868.03.27 Letter from Charles Darwin to J. Jenner Weir, 4 Chester Place, London NW, 1868 March 27, on birds, Gould & Wallace.

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CUL-DAR270.1.21.2 Miscellaneous: 1868.03.27 Envelope for CUL-DAR.270.1:21

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CUL-DAR83.23 Note: 1868.03.27 The Nylghaie is the Portax picta & wh[ich] undergoes seasonal change Text Image

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CUL-DAR84.2.197 Note: 1868.03.27 Wild male Turkey all feathers erected — tail expanded like fan showing Text Image

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CUL-DAR82.A119-A120 Correspondence: Darwin Charles Robert to Trimen R [1868].03.27 Darwin Charles Robert to Trimen R Image

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CUL-DAR82.A120v Correspondence: Trimen Roland to Darwin Charles Robert 1868.03.27 Trimen Roland to Darwin Charles Robert Image

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LINSOC-DWC.1.21.1 Correspondence: Charles Darwin to J. J. Weir 1868.03.27 Letter from Charles Darwin to John Jenner Weir to let Weir know that he enjoyed his last three letters and asking for information on bird behaviour. He mentions that Mr Gould has been interested in the migratory patterns of nightingales and Darwin is interested in comparisons with other birds. He also thanks Weir for his comments on his works, including pangenesis. Weir (1822-1894), was an amateur entomologist, ornithologist and a Fellow of the Linnean Society. He corresponded frequently with Darwin and was cited in a number of his papers. [From the collection of The Charles Darwin Trust, formerly kept at Cambridge University Library]

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LINSOC-DWC.1.21.2 Correspondence: Charles Darwin to J. J. Weir 1868.03.27 Envelope that contained letter from Charles Darwin to J. J. Weir . Weir (1822-1894), was an amateur entomologist, ornithologist and a Fellow of the Linnean Society. He corresponded frequently with Darwin and was cited in a number of his papers. [From the collection of The Charles Darwin Trust, formerly kept at Cambridge University Library]

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CUL-DAR166.165 Correspondence: Henslow George to Darwin Charles Robert 1868.03.28 Henslow George to Darwin Charles Robert

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CUL-DAR189.30 Note: [1868].03.28 Z[oological] G[ardens] / The Barbary ape is the Inuus or Magot Text Image

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CUL-DAR189.31 Note: [1868].03.28 Expression / Z[oological] Gardens / snake made Peccary erect all hairs Text Image

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CUL-DAR189.32 Note: [1868].03.28 Z[oological] G[ardens] / The monkeys shewed their astonishment at a snake Text Image

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CUL-DAR226.1.150 Printed: 1868.03.28 Review of `Variation' (2): Darwin on domestication `Saturday Review' 17: 423-424 Image PDF

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CUL-DAR83.6 Note: [1868].03.28 Giraffe uses its short perpendicular horns or projections in a very Text Image

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CUL-DAR86.C14 Printed: 1868.03.28 Relative number of sexes in fowls. Field (28 March), p. 25. Image

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CUL-DAR84.1.83-85 Correspondence: Hewitt Edward to Darwin Charles Robert 1868.03.28 Hewitt Edward to Darwin Charles Robert Image

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CUL-DAR84.1.86-87 Correspondence: Weir Harrison William to Darwin Charles Robert 1868.03.28 Weir Harrison William to Darwin Charles Robert Image

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CUL-DAR82.A11-A12 Correspondence: Doubleday Henry to Darwin Charles Robert 1868.03.28 Doubleday Henry to Darwin Charles Robert Image

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CUL-DAR86.A94 Correspondence: Doubleday Henry to Darwin Charles Robert 1868.03.28 Doubleday Henry to Darwin Charles Robert Image

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CUL-DAR193.31 Printed: 1868.03.29 über bewegliche Körperchen im Blute `Wiener medizinische Presse': cols 297-299 (extract) Image