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lNOEX. ".\lllll ,l·:l:. n~e of the tarsi in male moths, i. the display of plumage hy male ~!i(i ; on the rearing of the A ilan- .llinlti of Paradise, ii. 88; on as-thns silkmoth, i. :lLJ.; on lJI'ccding ~emblics of .llil·ds of Paratlisc, ii. Lepidoptera, i. B1l ; proportion of 101 · on the in,tai.Jility of the ocel- S<'.\es of Homu!fx cynthia, JJ. ymna- !at •d spots in lfi]IJI'"'chia Juni/'fl, tll'ti, and B. Pcr11yi, reared Ly, i. ii. 13:.!; on sexually limited in- :Jt:l; on the tl~velopment of Rout- heritance, ii. 1::05; on the sexual I>JJ.V t·ynthill anti H. ytmwuwi, i. :146; ('oloration of binls, ii. Hiu, J %, "'' the pairing of JJoml>yx cynthia, 1 !17, ~00, ~Oii; on ihn r~·b.•~ion i. 401; on the fertili ation of i.Jctween the eolours and nuhllca-moths, i. 406. tion of i.Jinls, ii. 1 uti, ] 71 ; on thr '\\' .ll.r,ACI·:, A. R, on the origin ot' coloration of the Cotin:;ida•, ii. 177; man, i. 4; on the power of imita- on the females .of l'w·mlisca UJ!Oclt t ion in man, i. 39; on the \ISC of' and papnunu, ii. 10:3 ; on thr in-missiles by the orang, i. 52 ; on cubation of the cassowary, ii. 20+; the yarying appreciation of trnth on protectin) co loration in birds, ii. among tliflcrent tribes, i. 10.0; on 2:.!3; on the hail' of the l'apunns, the limits of natural selection m ii. 340; on the Babir11:<a, ii. :!6+; man, i. 1;37, 1r•8; on the occ1:rrcn_ce on the markin~s of the ti~C'r, ii. uf rcmor~c among sayages, 1. l~;J; :;02 · on tiH• ht•;ll't]s of the l'apuans, 11u the eflccts of natural seleetwn ii. 3~~; on the Jist.ri.l_H'~·~'~l of hair nu civilized nations, i. 1u~;. on tl~P 1 on the human body, II. "'''· use of the convcrgenee of the hn1r \\'.ll.ltt:s, deYclopmeut of the nicfi-at the cli.Jow in the orang, i. lOJ ;, tatincr membrane in the, i. ~:;; ·tln the contrast in the characters ot tusks" of the, ii 2+1, ~48; usc of the Malays and Papuans, i. 21 (j; on the tusks by the, ii. 2:i7 · the line of separation between the W.\LS11, B. D., on tlw proportion of l'apuans m11l Malay·, i. 218; on the the sexes in l'apilio 'l'nt'IIU-~, i. ;Jl(J ; ·exes ol'Omitlwpt~:rn Ct·wsus, i. :no; on the Cy nipid a~ and Cecidomyith. on protecti1·c resemblances, i. :1:!:! i. i. :)l.J,; on the jaws of .Ammopftil,, .011 the relative sizes of the sexes of i. :342; on Corydalis cornutus, i. insects, i. :141); on J::laphomyio, i. :J+2; on the prehensile organs of :1+9; on the Birds of Paradise, i. male insects, i. J4:t; on the an- :tuO ; on the pugnacity of the. mal_?s ten nrc of Penthc, i. :14:3; on thr: of "cptodtynchtt8 ru1gustotus, 1. :17;); cantlal appentlngcs of dragon-flies, i. on sounds produced hy Euchiru~ :;+-t; on Plrtl!J]iltyll wn roncanun, i. tongimanus, i. 381 ; on the colom:s :15G; on the sexes of the Ephcmc-of Diademrr, i. 388 ; on Kallima, 1. ridrc, i. :161 ; on tl~c, difl'creuec of :10~; on the protectiYC colouring colour in the sexes of8pectrwnfcmo- .of moths, i. 30+; on bright colora.- mtwn, i. :)Gl; on sexes of dmgon- 1 ion as protecti,·e in lmtt erflics, 1. flies, i. ~Ill; on the difl'cr~nce ~f :305; on Yariability iu the l'api- the sexes in the Jchncumomdm, I. li onid::c, i. 402; on male :mrl female :3G5; on the sexes of Orsodllcn(l!ltrfl, butterfiies inhabiting difl'crcnt sta- i. 368; on the Yarhtion of the tions, i. 40::1; on the protective horns of the male J'lumams cami-nature of the dull colo uring of f'cx, i. 370; on the coloration of J'cmalc butterflies, i. 40:3, 40!i, 414; ' 'the species of .Antlwclwris, i. 39:3. on mimickry in butterflies, i. 4-U; ' WAPITI, battles of~ ii. 240; traces of on the mimickry of lea ''es by Ph as- horns in the female, ii. 245; attack-midm, i. 414; on the bright colonrs in"' a man, ii. 25~1; cr<'~t of the of caterpillars, i. 416; on brightly- m~le, ii. :!82; ~exunl diflereucc in \'Olonred fishes fr<'quenting re<'fs, ii. the colour of tlw, ii. :!8\l. . 17; on the cora l snakes, ii. :n; on W .\ltBLER, Hedge-, ii. 198; young ot l'!lradisea apoda, ii. 74, 78; on the, ii. 200. WA'RllLERS. INDEX. WESTPIIAUA. 473 WARBLERS, Superb, nidification of, ii. 169. WAIUN"SS, acquired by animals, i. 50. WAntNGTON, H., on the habits of the sticklebacks, ii. 2, 20; on the bril­liant colours of the male stickle­back during the breeding season, ii. 14. WART-HOG, tusks and pads of the, ii. 265. WATCHMAKERS, short-sighted, i. 118. \VATERIIEN, ii. 40. WATERIIOUSE, C. 0., on blind beetles, i. 3G7; on difierence of colour in the sexes of bedlcs, i. 367. W ATER110USE, G. H., on the voice of lf.IJlobates agilis, ii. 3:-32. W ATEH.-OUZEL, autumn song of the, ii. 54. W ATERTON, C., on the pairing of a Canada goose with a 13ernicle gan­der, ii. 114; on hares fighting, ii. 239 ; on the Bell-bird, ii. 79. WA1"l'f,ES, disadvantageous to male birds in fighting, ii. 98. WEALTH, influence of, i. 169. Wt:ALJ·;, J. Mansel, on a South African caterpillar, i. 416. WJ<;APONS, employed by monkeys, i. 51; use of, i. 1B7 ; offensive, rf males, i. 257; of mammals, ii. 241 et seq. W.EAVER-nmo, ii. 54. WEAVI!:R-llfRDS, rattling of the wings of, ii. 62; assemblies of, ii. 101. W1ma, Dr., on the wisdom teeth, i. 25. WEDGWOOD, Hensleigh, on the origin of language, i. 56. WE.u:vrr..s, sexual difference in length of snout in some, i. 255. WEIR, Harrison, on the numerical proportion of the sexes in pigs and rabbits, i. 305 ; on the sexes of young pigeons, i. 306 ; on the songs of birds, ii. 52; on pigeons, ii. 109; on the dislike of blue pigeons to other coloured varieties, ii. 118; on the desertion of their mates bv female pigeons, ii. 119. · Wmn, J. Jenner, on the nightingale nnd blackcap, i. 259 ; on the rela­tive sexual maturity of male birds, i. 261 ; on female pigeons deserting VOL. II. a feeble mate, i. 2G2; on three stadings fi·equcnting the same nest, i. 2G9 ; on the proportion of the sexes in Machetes ptt,gnax and other bird~, i. 30G, 307; on the coloration of the 1'ripluenre, i. 395; on the rejection of certain cater­pillars by birds, i. 417; on sexual differences of the beak in the gold­finch, ii. 40; on a piping bullfinch, ii. 52 ; on the object of the night­ingale's song, ii. 52 ; on song-birds, ii. 53; on the pugnacity of male fine-plumaged birds, ii. 93; on the courtship of birds, ii. 94; on the finding of new mates by Peregrine­falcons and Kestrels, ii. 104; on the bullfinch and starling, ii. 105 ; on the cause of birds remaining unpaired, ii. 107 ; on starlings and parrots living in triplets, ii. 107; on re­cognition of colour by birds, ii. 110; on hybrid birds, ii. 113; on the selection of a green finch by a female canary, ii. 115; on a case of rivnlry of female bullfinches, ii. 121 ; on the maturity of the Golden-phea­sant, ii. 213. WBISBACII, Dr., measurement of men of diilerent races, i. 216; on the greater variahility of men than of women, i. 275; on the relative proportions of the body in the sexes of different races of man, ii. 320. WBLCKER, M., on Brachycephaly and Dolichocephaly, i. 148; on sexual differences in the skull in man, ii. 317. WELLS, Dr., on the immunity of coloured races from certain poisons, i. 243. WESl'RING, on the stridulation of Re­duvius personatus, i. 350 ; on the stridulating organs of the Coleo­ptera, i. 382 ; on sounds produced by Gych1·us, i. 382; on the stridu­lation of males of Tl!eridion, i. 339 ; on the stridulation of beetles, i. 379; on the stridulation of Omalo­plia brunnea, i. 381. W ESTPH.ALIA, greater proportion of female illegitimate children in, i. 301. 2 I