| 3 | 1893 | The Recent Glaciation of Tasmania " | 52, 101 | " | Sir W. Howorth on "Geology in Nubibus" " | 53 | " | Recognition Marks " | 197, 220 | 1894 | The Origin of Lake Basins " | 333 | " | J.H. Stirling's "Darwinianism, Workmen and | | | Work" " | 549 | " | B. Kidd's "Social Evolution" " | 610 | " | What are Zoological Regions? (Read at Cambridge | | | Natural Science Club) L. | 196 | " | Panmixia and Natural Selection " | 541 | " | Nature's Method in the Evolution of Life LI. | 533 | 1895 | Tan Spots over Dogs' Eyes " | 607 | " | The Age of the Earth LII. | 4 | " | Uniformitarianism in Geology " | 386 | " | H. Dyer's "Evolution of Industry" " | 415 | " | The Discovery of Natural Selection LIII. | 220 | 1896 | The Cause of an Ice Age " | 317 | " | The Astronomical Theory of a Glacial Period " | 553 | " | E.D. Cope's "Primary Factors of Organic | | | Evolution" " | 553 | " | G. Archdall Reid's "Present Evolution of Man" LV. | 289 | 1897 | E.B. Poulton's "Charles Darwin and the Theory | | | of Natural Selection" LIX. | 246 | 1899 | The Utility of Specific Characters LXI. | 273 | 1900 | Is New Zealand a Zoological Region? LXVII. | 296 | 1903 | Genius and the Struggle for Existence LXXV. | 320 | 1907 | Fertilisation of Flowers by Insects LXXVI. | 293 | " | The "Double Drift" Theory of Star Motions =======+==========+======+================================================= INDEX A "Acclimatisation," Wallace's article on, ii. 11 Acquired characters, non-inheritance of (_see_ Non-inheritance) Africa, flora of, i. 309 Agassiz, Louis, attacks Darwin's "Origin of Species," i. 142; glacial theories of, 176; on diversity of human races, ii. 28 Alexandria, Wallace at, i. 45-7 Allbutt, Sir Clifford, theory of generation, i. 214 Allen, Charles (Wallace's assistant), i. 39, 40, 46, 48, 49, 51, 53, 54, 60, 79 ---- Grant, on origin of wheat, ii. 46; Wallace and, 219 Alpine plants, i. 210, 311 Amazon and Rio Negro, Wallace's exploration of, i. 26-30 Amboyna, Wallace at, i. 106 America, Wallace's lecture tour in, ii. 14 "Anatomy of Expression," Bell's, i. 182 "Ancient Britain and the Invasions of Julius Caesar," Holmes's, ii. 86 Angraecum sesquipedale, i. 189 (note) Animals and plants, distribution of, Darwin's views, i. 131 "---- ---- under Domestication," i. 112 ---- geographical distribution of, i. 94, 136; migration of, Lyell's theory, ii. 19 "Antarctic Voyage," Scott's, ii. 82 "Anthropology," Tyler's, Wallace's review of, ii. 65; his interest in, 231 _et seq._ Antiseptic treatment, medical opposition to, ii. 241 Ants, instincts of, i. 279