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INDEX 481Darwin, Mr., on colours of caterpillars,83on cause of colour in flowers, 89,139on sexual coloration, 138his metaphors liable to misconception,144criticism of, in North BritishReview, 159on mode of cross-fertilisation andits use, 400debt of science to, 450his voyage in the Beagle, 455on dust collected 300 miles fromland, 456on productions of Cocos anflGalapagos islands, 456the origin of species, 458animals and plants under domestication,459observations on variability, 460observations on use and disuse,461the fertilisation of orchids, 463on crossing and hybridity, 463on cowslip and primrose, 464on Lythrum salicaria, 465on enemies of seedling plants, 467on oceanic and continental islands,469on vitality of seeds, 469on seeds in mud, 470The descent of man, 471Expression of the emotions, 472Climbing and Insectivorousplants, 472on coral reefs and cirripedia,473revolution in thought effected byhim, 473summary of his work, 473Desert animals, colours of, 37Deserts on line of tropics, 239Desmoncus, 249De Vry, Mr., on the sugar-palm, 251Dews, cause of heavy tropical, 224Diadema, species of, mimic Danaidae,61, 62female with male coloration, 79D. misippus, 79D. anomala, 80Diagram of mean temperature at Bataviaand London, 220 2Diagram of rainfall at London andBatavia, 228Dianthus alpinus, D. glacialis, 404Diaphora mendica, 64Dicnyodontia, 164Dicrourus, 133Diloba caeruleocephala, 84Dinosauria, 164Diptera mimicking wasps and bees,69Distribution of humming-birds, 322Disuse, effects of, studied by Darwin,461Dixon, Mr. Charles, on nest of achaffinch in New Zealand, 111Doliops curculionides, 67Domesticated animals, their essentialdifference from wild ones, 30, 31Dotterell, 132Dragons or flying-lizards, 303Drugs from equatorial forest-trees, 245Duke of York island, pale colouredinsects of, 385islands,remarkable white plum-Dyes from equatorial forest-trees, 245Dynastidae, 289probable use of horns of, 372EARTH-WORKS, North American, 425Earth-worms, Darwin's work on, 472Easter island, sculptures on, 424Eciton, genus of foraging ants, 283Egyptian architecture, introduced, 113Elaps fulvius, E. corallinus, E. lemniscatus,E. mipartitus, E. hemiprichii,72Elateridse, luminous species, perhapsmimetic, 374Emperor-moth, protective colorationof, 350Ennomos, autumnal colours of thisgenus, 45Epicalia, sexes of, differently coloured,353Epilobium angustifolium, E. parviflorum,404Epimachinse, 332Equator, cause of uniform high temperaturenear, 221short twilight at, 232Equatorial climate, general features of,229