RECORD: Darwin, Francis. Abstract 8vo pamphlets. CUL-DAR75.83. Edited by John van Wyhe (Darwin Online, http://darwin-online.org.uk/)
REVISION HISTORY: Transcribed by Christine Chua and edited by John van Wyhe 3.2020. RN2
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Abstract 8vo Pamphlets
845 Dareste: explains by embryology the community of monstrosities in animal kingdom
848 Mossa on the most ancient forms in each class not having hard parts & therefore not preserved.
859 Kerner on natural hybrids of Achillea
860 Thuret seeds kept in salt water-germn
861 Kerner dispersion of plants: curious case of Rudveckia, after 250 years in gardens now spreading widely.
862 Müller Fritz on Termites
863 Delpine on Nepenthes
864 [Monell] on acclimatisation: quotes Martins that indigenous plants belonging to tropical groups suffer most from cold. Plants from cuttings of same stock, flower at same time through Europe.
868 Gill on higher & lower fishes.
871 Noll case of sexual selection in parrots
872 Saporta on periods of rapid development of European plant.
873 Greenacher on compound eyes of insects: says agrees [wrong] views
874 Byrne developement of thought in animals
875 Kerner on new species being formed by forms flowering too early or too late to intercross
876 Cruber on dispersion of plants in relation to kind of sees & size of genera.
877 Ramsay Comp: value of geological ages
878 Bradley a carboniferous nummulite
879 Hookbam on production in nature
880 Croll on ocean currents as bearing on distribution
883 Potts recent changes in avi-fauna of N Zealand
886 Bedriaga in Macropodus: Sex seln confirms all I have said
890 Gunu good case of gradation in teeth between closely allied elephants
891 Noll on a burrowing like Crypto fluralus
892 Reade in tides carrying pebbles.
895 Gross acclimatisation of man in Algiers
902 Axon Relative proportion of sexes
903 Sclater on geographical regions
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