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  • by sex, 61, 62;
  • climatic varieties very distinct from local, 45;
  • climatic influences operate slowly, 58;
  • climatic changes gradual, 652, 660.
  • Cole, B.G., seasonal dimorphism of E. punctaria, 4.
  • Coleoptera, grub-like larvÆ of, 495.
  • Colias edusa, dimorphism of female, 250.
  • Colour, biological value of, 289.
  • Conditions of life, compulsory changes in, 651.
  • Congruence in Lepidopterous families, 435;
  • in Lepidopterous genera, 444.
  • ConiferÆ, food-plants of Anceryx, 268.
  • Convergence of characters in Ophiuroidea, 396;
  • in Dipterous larvÆ, 494.
  • Cope, Prof., habits of Siredon Mexicanus, 566;
  • on distribution of Amblystoma, 569.
  • Correlation of growth, 278, 363, 388, 415;
  • action of, 415, 516;
  • Von Hartmann’s views of, 670;
  • nature of, 673.
  • Cryptobranchus, characters of, 579.
  • Cyclical propagation, 82, 699;
  • and reversion, 613.
  • D.
  • Daphniacea, differences between allied species and genera, 516.
  • Darwin, C., influence of external conditions of life, 59;
  • inheritance at corresponding periods, 63, 275, 431;
  • markings of butterflies, 101;
  • definition of eye-spots, 326;
  • adaptation in larvÆ, 392;
  • correlation of growth, 516;
  • degeneration, 583;
  • adaptation, 589;
  • causes of sterility, 596;
  • limited variability, 656;
  • factors of variability, 676;
  • abrupt variations, 701.
  • Degeneration, 583;
  • phyletic, 611.
  • Deilephila, division of larvÆ into groups, 199;
  • D. EuphorbiÆ, 1st larval stage, 202;
  • 2nd and 3rd stages, 203;
  • 4th and 5th stages, 205;
  • D. nicÆa, larva, 207;
  • D. dahlii, larva, 208;
  • D. vespertilio, larva, 209;
  • D. Galii, larva, 211;
  • 5th stage, 213;
  • D. livornica, larva, 261.
  • HÜbner, figures of caterpillars referred to, 193, 208, 211, 218, 231, 267.
  • Humboldt, Baron, on the Lake of Mexico, 608, 621.
  • Huxley, Prof., “Anatomy of Invertebrated Animals” referred to, 498.
  • HydromedusÆ, alternation of generations in, 83;
  • want of parallelism in different generations of, 395.
  • Hydrozoa, asexual reproduction and polymorphosis, 83.
  • Hymenoptera, incongruence among, 481;
  • imaginal characters, 481;
  • causes of incongruence, 486.
  • I.
  • Ichthyodea, characters of, 577, 579.
  • Incongruence; in Lepidopterous families, 437;
  • genera, 446, 449;
  • species, 451;
  • varieties, 456;
  • two kinds of, 458, 502;
  • in Hymenoptera, 481;
  • in Diptera, 488;
  • different forms of, 503;
  • dependent upon action of environment, 505, 507, 508.
  • Inheritance; homochronic, 63, 431;
  • definition of cyclical, 66;
  • limited by sex, 68.
  • Insects, ancestry of, 493.
  • Intermaxillary gland of Axolotl, 623.
  • J.
  • Jullien, on Lissotriton punctatus, 591.
  • K.
  • Kant, referred to, 638, 709.
  • Kirby, W.F., “Synonymic Catalogue” referred to, 2, 49, 435, 449.
  • Kleemann, larva of S. Ligustri, 259.
  • Knaggs, Dr. H.G., seasonal dimorphism of S. illustraria, 4.
  • KÖlliker, Prof., experiments with Axolotl, 564;
  • characters of Axolotl, 575.
  • L.
  • Lacerta muralis, colour variations, 361.
  • Lake of Mexico, 603, 608, 621.
  • Lange, F.A., “History of Materialism” referred to, 645, 656.
  • Langer, Prof., experiments with Pelobates tadpoles, 607.
  • Lankester, Prof. E.R., on degeneration, 583.
  • Lasiocampa Pini, larva eaten by lizards, 336;
  • variable in two stages, 405.
  • Lepidoptera; foes, 8;
  • larva and imago independently variable, 244.
  • Species, causes of transformation of, 116;
  • nature of, 671.
  • Specific characters, 91;
  • may originate through direct action, 100.
  • Specific constitution, 112.
  • Spencer, Herbert, theory of descent, 645;
  • variability, 654;
  • law of growth, 655.
  • Spermatozoa, of Amblystoma, 593;
  • of Lissotriton punctatus, 595.
  • Speyer, Dr., seasonal dimorphism of moths, 4;
  • of P. phlÆas in Germany, 50.
  • SphingidÆ, oviposition, 164;
  • congruence and incongruence in genera, 450.
  • Sphinx-markings, ontogeny and morphology, 177.
  • LarvÆ of genus, 259;
  • S. Convolvuli, 650.
  • Origination of markings, 273;
  • law of development, 274;
  • forms of markings, 309;
  • S. Ligustri, constant in three stages, 405.
  • Stainton, H.T., larval characters of NotodontidÆ, 443;
  • young larvÆ of Triph. pronuba, 520.
  • Staudinger, Dr., seasonal dimorphism of Euch. Belia and E. Ausonia, 3, 48;
  • butterflies of Finnmark, 20;
  • P. Napi var. BryoniÆ from Lapland, 44, 49;
  • larvÆ of Ch. alecto, 193;
  • affinities of Nymphalis and Apatura, 438.
  • Stauropus Fagi, protective habits of larva, 290.
  • Sterility, causes of, 596;
  • a result of reversion, 597;
  • law of, in reversion forms, 599.
  • Stoat, seasonal change of colour, 7.
  • Strauch, “Revision of SalamandridÆ” referred to, 570, 577.
  • Strecker, H., N. American species of Smerinthus, 453.
  • Stripes, longitudinal, 312, 372;
  • oblique, 317, 373.
  • T.
  • Tadpoles, arrested development, 607.
  • Tegetmeier, W.B., metamorphosis of Siredon, 566.
  • Teleology and Mechanism, 694.
  • Terebrantia, larvÆ, 508.
  • Transformation, causes of, 460, 496;
  • factors of, 676.
  • Trematoda, alternation of generations in, 83.
  • Trimen, Roland;
  • larva of Lopho. Dumolinii, 527;
  • of Ch. Capensis, 529;
  • phytophagic variability of larva of Ach. Atropos, 531.
  • Triptogon roseipennis, larva, 244.
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