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Show 442 CA"LJ",IFLOWEn. INDEX. CITRUS. of, ii. 32G; white spots of, liable to disen,sc ii. 337 ; ~ supposed ann,logous variaii~n in, ii. 34:9; displacement of lon~>"-hornccl by short-homed, ii. 42G. CATL~'LOWER, i. 32:1; free-seeding of, _in Indirt, ii. 310; rudimentary flowers m, ii. Rl6. CAvALIER pigeon, ii. 97. Ccwia ctpe?·e(t, ii. 152. CAY (Cebus az(me), sterility of, in confinement, ii. 153. Cebus azarm, ii. J 53. Cechlomyia, larval development of, ii. 283, 360, 3()7; nml JJfisolampns, i. 5. CEDAHS of Lcb::tnon and Atlas, i. BG4. CELERY, turnip-rooted, i. 336; run wilu, ii. 33. CELL-THEORY, ii. 370. Celosia crislata, i. 3G5. CELSL'S, on tho selection of seed-corn, i. :ns, ii. 203. CELTS, early cultivation of the cabbage by the, i. 321; sclecLion of cattle and horses by the, ii. 202-203. . Cenchms, oecus of a, llSed as _fo?d, I._ R09: Centaurca cyanus, lmd-vanatwn m, I. 379. GEPllAWl'ODA, spermatophorcs of, ii. 383. Cerasus 1Kulus, ydlow-fru_itcu, ii. _1~. .. Cercoleples, stcriliLy of, m captivity, n . 1 5~. CerCO]Jilhecus, breeding of a species of, in captivity, ii. 153. . . Cmmns, i. 31 2-313; of the N eohthw period in Swit?.erbuu, i. 317 ; adaptation of, to soi Is, ii. 305. Ce1·ens, ii. 38. . Ce1·eus speciosis~imus and phyllanthus, re-version in hybril1s of', i. 311~. Cervus canade11sis, ii. 158. Cervus clamct, ii. ] 20. CJcTACEA, correlation of derma1 system and teeth in the, ii. 3:28. CEYLON, cats of, i. 4G; pigeon-fancying in, i. 206. C11Cww.;1·ops lnunilis, crossed with date palm, i. 3UU. Cu.A:~ns~ , on seeding bread-fruit, ii._lG~. CuA~Nc.L islamls, ureeds of cattle m, 1. 80. CnAJ')fAN, Prnfcssor, peach-b-ees producing nectarines, i. 3·11. CuAl {;Is, F ., ;,;cxulLl peculiarities in pigeons, i. lG2, ii. 7-:1:; effect prouuccu by first male upon the subsequent progeny of the female, i. 405; sterility of the union or some pigeons, ii. 1G2. CJJARA C'l'Er:s, fixity of, ii. 239; latent, ii. 51-56, 3U9-400; continued divergence of, ii. 241; antagonistic, ii. 401. CnATtDlN, abundance of pigeons in l'ersia, i. 205. CnAnLEl\JAGNE, orders as to the selection of stallions, ii. 203. CnAm~LEY, wild cattle of, i. 84. . CuATE r ·version of the upper seeds m the pods of stocks, ii. 3-:1:7-3-:1:8. CUA'I'IN, on RanunculttS jica~ia? ii. 170. CHAUNDY, 1\'[r., crossed vanetws of cab-bage, ii. 130. . . . . . Cm<:E'J'Ali, general sterility of, ill captlVlly, ii. 151. Cheim11ihus cheiri, i. 382. Uu:IJ;rmms i. 34:7-348; bucl-variation in, i. 375; ~hite 'fartarian, ii. 230; variety of with curled petals, ii. 232; period of vdgetation of, changed by forcing, u. 311. CuEVHET.'L, on crossing fruit-trees, ii . 12!). Uwu1\t!:Ns diJl.crcnccs in characters of, i. 2-19-250; white, liable to gapes, ii. 228 330. ClllGO~, ii. 27fi. CwLE, sheep of, i. 95. CliiLLlNGUAM cattle, identical with Bas primil)enitts, i. 81 ; characters of, i. l:):)-84. CH ILOE, half-castes of, ii. 4G. UuiNA, cats of', with drooping cars, i. 47; horses of, i. 53; striped ponies of, ;'i. · 5U ; asses of, i. 62; notice of rabbits in, by Confucius, i. 103; breeds of pigeons reared in, i. 20u; breeds of fowls of, in fifteenth centmy, i. 232, 247; goose of, i. 237. CmNCIIILLA, fertility of, in captivity, ii. 152. CmNESE, selection practised by the, ii. 204-205; preference of the, for hornless rams, ii. 209; recognition of the value of native breeds by the, ii . Bl3. CmNESE, or Himalayan rubbit, i. 108. " Umvos," a breed of cattle in Paraguay, i. 89. Cnm::x -RA\ES, i. 323. Cums·r, II., on the pl:mts of the Swiss Lalw-d.wclling;;, i. ::JO!), Bl8; intermediate forms between Pinus syltestris and montana, i . 3G3. CmwsANTHElltnu, i. 379. Chrysotis f estiw, ii. 2 0. . .. CrNERAlUA., cfl'ccts of sclcctwn on the, u. 200. CmcASSTA, l10rscs of, ii. 102. CmcPliLCJISION, ii. 20. CruHJPJWES, metagenesis in, ii. 3_GG. . Cistus, intcrcros;;ing and bybnd.s of, 1. 036, 38!:1, ii. 140. Cistus tricuspis, bnd-variation in, i. 377. CrTHONS, i. 304:-335. " Citrus aurantium fnwtu variaiJili," i. 336. Cit1·us decumana, i. 335. Citrus lemouum, i. 3::lu. CI'l'RUS. INDEX. cor.mmrNE. 443 Cit1·us medicct, i. 335-336. CLEFT palate, inheritance of, ii. 2±. CLE1JENTE, on wild vines in Spain i. 33~ ' CLERlliONT-TONNERRE, on the St. Valery apple, i. 401. Ct,APJIAlii, A., bud-variation in the haw-thorn, i. 377. "CLAQUANT," i. 138. '' CLAQUEHS" (pigeons), i. J 56. CLARK, G., on tLe wild dogs of Juan de Nova, i. 27; on striped Burmese and ~avancse J?Onics, i, 59; breeds of goats Imported ll1to the Mauritius i. 101 · variatio_ns in the mamm::e of goats, i: 102; bilobed scrotum of Muscat goat ibid. ' CLAnK, H. J ., on fission and gemmation ii. 359. ' CLABKE, R. T., intcrcrossi.:ng of strawberries, i. 352. CLAHKE, 'f., hybriJisation of stocks, i. 399, ii. 93. CLARKSON, Mr., prize-cultivation of the goo ·cbcrry, i. 355. CLASSJI"ICA'I'ION, explained by the theory of natuml selection, i. ll. CL_J.UATE, effect of, upon breeds of dogs, 1. 37; on horses, i. 52, 53; on cattle, i. 91, 92; on the fleece of sheep, i. 98, 99; on seeds of wheat, i. 316; .on cultivated cabbages, i. 325; adaptation of maize to, i. 322. CLmATE and pasture, adaptation of breeds of sheep to, i. 96-97. CLIMATE and soil, effects of upon straw-berries, i. 353. ' CLINE, Mr., on the skull in horned and hornless rams, ii. 303. CL_?S, on sterility in Ranunculus jica1·ia, 11. 170. CLoTzscrr, hybrids of various trees ii. 130. CLOVER, pelorism in, ii. 3-:1:0. ' COA'l'E, Mr., on intcrbrccdin0CY pigs ii. 122. ' Cocccs of apple trees, ii. 2Rl. Counr_N . fowls, i. 227, 250, 252, 260-261; ocmpttal foramen of, fi gured, i. 261; sectwn of skull of, figured, i. 263; cervical vertebra of, figured, i. 2G7. Co?mNEAL, ,r~rsistencc _of, ii. 236; preterence of, for a partwular cactus, ii. 275. Cocltlect?'ia armomcia, ii. 170. CocK, game, natural selection in, ii. 225; spur of, grafted on the comb, ii. 296 ; ~,Pur of, inserted into the eye of an ox, ~~· 369 ; effect of castration upon the, ll. 51-52. CocK's-cmm, varieties of the, i. 3G5. CocooNs, of silkworms, variations in i. 302-303. , CoDFISH, bullLlog, i. 89 ; number of eggs in tuc, ii. 379. Ccelogenys paca, ii. 152. CoLm, prepotency of the ass over tbe horse, ii. 67-68; on cross-breeding, ii. 97; on change of diet, ii . 304. CoLLINSON, Peter, peach-tree producing a nectarine, i. 3-:1:0. CoLORATION, in pigeons, an evidence of unity of descent, i. 195-197. Cowen, correlation of, in dogs, i. 28-2!); p ersistence of, in horses, i. 50 ; inheritance and diversity of, in horses, i. 55 ; variations of, in the ass, i. 62-63 ; of wild or feral cattle, i. 85; transmission of, in raubits, i. 107; peculiarities of, in Himalayan rrtlJbits, i. Ill; influence of, ii. 227-230; correlation of, in head and limhs, ii. 321; corrclalc<l with constitutional peculiarities, ii. 335- 338. CoLOrR and oclom, correlation of, ii. 325. CoLOUR-BLINDNESS, hereditary, ii. 9 ; more common in men than in women, ii. 72- 73; associated with inability to distinguish musical sounds, ii. 328. Cowuns, sometimes not blended by crossing, ii. 92. ColuHtba affinis, Blyth, a variety of C. livia, i. 183. Columba amalim, Brehm, a variety of C. livict, i. 183. Columba guinect, i. 182. Colwnba gymuocychtS, Gray, a form of C. livia, i. 181. Colwnba ljymnophlhalmos, hybrids of, with C. mnas, i. lU3; with C. maculosa, i. 194. Columba httermedia, Strickland, a variety of C. livin, i. 184. Colwnba letwocephala, ii. 155. Columba leuconolct, i. 182, 195. Columba littoralis, i. 182. Columba litict, ii. 29, 40; the parent of domestic brectls of pigeons, i. l83; measmemcnts of, i. 13-:1:; figured, i. 135; skull .figured, i. lG3; lower jaw figured, i. 16-:1:, lG8; scapuln, figured, i. lti7. Columba luctuosa, i. 182. Columbn. migrat01·ict aml leurocephala, diminished fertility of, in captivity, ii. 155. Columba cenas, i. 18B; crossed wiih common pigeon anu c. gymnophthalmos, i. 193. Columba palwnbtts, i. 193, ii. 350. Colttmba ?'upestris, i. J 82, 184, 195. Columba Schimperi, i. 184. Columba torquatrix, ii. 350. Columba turricola, i. 18-:1:. CoLurnrA, cattle of, i. 88. CoLUlllBlNE, double, i. 365, ii. 330. |