INDEX.
CHAMBERS' JOURNAL:
parental love in nature, 80-1.
Chance : definition of, by Dr. John
son,27; by Cournot, 29 ; by Janet,
29 ; Shakespeare on, 60, 65.
in Darwinian and evolu
tionary hypotheses : 30-2 ; Gra
ham on, 26 ; Huxley on, 26-7,
29-3°, 70-1 ; Pfaffe Kneipp on,
27 ; Darwin on, 27-9,60 ; Wallace
on, 60, 65—v. also Life, Destruc
tion of : Accidental.
Changed Conditions : v. Environ
ment.
Chelydra serpentina : an illustration
of conformity to type, 502, 503.
Chemical Action : a cause of change
of organic colour, 408-10.
Chickens : instinct in, 227-8—v.also
Fowls.
Chicken-corn : influence of external
conditions on, 398.
Chlorophyll : use of, by caterpillars,
402-3.
CiCERO : on theory of the world
created by God for benefit of
man, 127.
Clark, Edward (quoted by Wal
lace) : on pampas of S. America,
111-2.
Classification : as evidence for
Natural Selection, 554-83.
Climate : influence of, on organic
structure, 397-9.
protective secretion
potential rate of increase,
Competition : v. Struggle for Exist
ence.
Conformity to Type : 500-10.
Conjugation : 578, 579-80.
CONN, H. W. : on rudimentary
organs, 498.
Co-operation : among wild-cattle,
84-5 ; pelicans, 85,95 ; cranes, 86 ;
crabs, 86-7,87; beetles, 87; eagles,
90-1; vultures, 91 ; baboons, 93 ;
hawks, 93-4 ; bisons, 94 ; wild
swine, 94; mares, 94-5 ; rats, 95 ;
snails, 95 ; weasels, 95 ; mammals,
99-102 ; plants, 114-7 ; birds, 200;
in animal world, 123; defeats
“elimination of the worst,” 93—
v. also Parental Devotion; Soci
ability ; Animal; Struggle for
Existence.
CORE, E. D.: on Survival of Fittest,
14 ; on mimetic colouration, 26 ;
on extinction of species, 316; on
non-identity of organic evolu
tion and Natural Selection,
453-
CORNHILL MAGAZINE: on
co-operation in a Malagasy forest,
114-5, 116; on competition in
same, 116-7 ; on birds as des
troyers of insects, 164-5.
COSTA (quoted by Darwin) : on
influence of external conditions
of oyster, 395.
Cotton (of Christ Church, Oxon.):
his bees, in New Zealand, 51.
Cournot : his definition of chance,
29-
Cow : parental devotion of, 82.
Cox, Ramsay : on influence of
external conditions on peacock-
butterfly, 396.
Crabs : co-operation amongst, 86-7,
87 ; protective method of con
cealment of, 171-2.
Cranes : co-operation amongst, 86.
Croll, Dr. J. : his definition of
Natural Selection, 44.
Crossing : v. Hybridisation.
Crows : hybridisation of, 353-4.
Cunningham, J. T. : on insect
workers and soldiers produced
from same kind of egg, 269.
Cuvier : on his discovery of ex
tinct types, 314.