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Oct 19' Lupinus luteus

Lupinus luteus

magnified 100 times what rate per hour

Used

[calculations not transcribed]

apparent movement

true movement

diagram H

true distance

between points 5.20 and 8.40

If movement had been in one direction clearly not trustworthy

Leonard

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Chap. 8

With reference to the other orders of insects, I have been able to collect very little reliable information. With the stag-beetle (Lucanus cervus) "the males appear to be much more numerous than the females;" but when, as Cornelius remarked on the occasion of during 1867, an unusual number of these beetles appearinged in one part of Germany in 1867, that, the females appeared to exceed the males as six to one. With one of the Elateriæ, the males are said to be much more numerous than the females and "two or three are often found united with one female; 66*(BB) so that here holuandry seems to be practised prevail. With Siage=

[Descent 1: 313-14: "With reference to the other Orders of insects, I have been able to collect very little reliable information. With the stag-beetle (Lucanus cervus) "the males appear to be much more numerous than the females;" but when, as Cornelius remarked during 1867, an unusual number of these beetles appeared in one part of Germany, the females appeared to exceed the males as six so one. With one of the Elateridæ, the males are said to be much more numerous than the females, and "two or three are often found united with one female;66 so that here polyandry seems to prevail-
With Siagonium (Staphylinidæ), in which the males are furnished with horns, the females are far more numerous than the opposite sex."]