On the Variation of Species, with Especial Reference to the Insecta: Followed by an Inquiry into the Nature of GeneraWollaston, Thomas Vernon
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On the Variation of Species, with Especial Reference to the Insecta: Followed by an Inquiry into the Nature of Genera
Wollaston, Thomas Vernon
Insects; Variation (Biology)
Alligators, their peculiarity to S. America, 143.
Alpine species, some peculiarly so, 40.
Altitude and latitude, sometimes reciprocal, 35, 114.
_Amyeterus_, its concentration in Australia, 143.
Amyot, M., his 'Methode Mononomique,' 164.
Analogies, Lord Bacon on the importance of, 13;
why necessary to be studied, 14.
Analogy, argument from, 10, 11, 12.
_Anchomenus marginatus_, Linn., slightly modified in Madeira, 38.
Andes, dissimilarity of the fauna on the opposite sides of the, 146.
_Anobium striatum_, Oliv., unaffected by climate, 31.
Antennae, joints of, said occasionally to vary, 96.
_Anthicus bimaculatus_, Illig., variability of, near the sea, 63.
_---- fenestratus_, Schmidt, slightly modified in Madeira, 38.
_---- humilis_, Germ., variability of in salt places, 63.
_---- instabilis_, Hoffm., pallid hue of, 64.
_Anthonomus ater_, Mshm, very small in Lundy Island, 58, 73.
_Aphelocheirus aestivalis_, Fabr., the hemelytra of, sometimes fully
developed, 100.
_Aphodius nitidulus_, Fabr., paler in Madeira than in Europe
generally, 65.
_Aphodius plagiatus_, Linn., usually black in England, 61;
two distinct states of, indicated, 105.
_Apocyrtus_, its concentration in the Philippine Islands, 143.
_Apotomus_, common to Madeira and Sicily, 139.
_Argutor_, always apterous in Madeira, 82;
trophi of, almost identical with those of _Calathus_, 175.
Armadillos, their peculiarity to S. America, 143.
Armitage, Mr., on _Cicindela fasciatopunctata_ from Mount Olympus, 41.
Arrangement, a lineal one is not indicated in Nature, 163.
Atlantic continent, Prof. E. Forbes on the former existence of, 137.
Atlantis of the ancients, the impossibility of its being identified
with a former Atlantic region, 140;
perhaps the New World, 141.
_Atlantis_, the genus, a modification of _Laparocerus_, 143.
Azores, the colonization of, by two Madeiran _Helices_, 133.
Bacon, Lord, on the importance of analogies, 13;
on the Atlantis of the ancients, 141;
on the necessity of observation for forming science, 159.
Banksias, their concentration in Australia, 142.
Barriers, natural, the difference between primary and recent, 145;
their hindrance to insect diffusion, 145.
_Bembidium Atlanticum_, Woll., paler in Porto Santo than in Madeira,
66;
the variations to which it is subject, 107, 108.
_---- bistriatum_, Dufts., paler in saline districts, 62.
_---- ephippium_, Mshm, pallid hue of, 64.
_---- obtusum_, Sturm, varies in southern latitudes, 33.
_---- pallidipenne_, Illig., pallid hue of, 64.
_---- saxatile_, Gyll., variety of, on the south coast of England, 60.
_---- Schmidtii_, Woll., perhaps a state of _B. callosum_, 66.
_---- scutellare_, Germ., pallid hue of, 64.
_---- tabellatum_, Woll., perhaps a state of _B. tibiale_, 66.
_Berginus_, common to Madeira and Sicily, 139.
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