Sedgwick, Prof., Darwin’s Friendship with, 18; his Excursions with, 20
Sexual and Asexual Reproduction, 164, _et seq._; Advantages of, 165; Cross-Fertilisation in Plants, 166; Characters, 174–177; Selection Theory, 67, 188, _et seq._; rejected by Wallace, 188; Darwin’s Letter to Meldola, 201
Shrewsbury, Darwin’s Birthplace, 9; and School-life at, 16; Re-visited, 25
South America, Some Observations on the Geology of, 26
Species, New, The Origin of, 56, _et seq._; “Species not Transmutable,” Dr. Bree’s Book, 149
Species-mongers, Darwin’s Dislike of, 39, 40
Spencer, Herbert, Term of Survival of the Fittest, 148
Struggle for Existence, The, 65–67, 71–77
_Times_, Huxley’s Article on the Origin of Species in, 124
Tristram, Canon, 92–94; Paper on Ornithology of Northern Africa, 92
Turkeys, Experimenting upon with Distasteful Caterpillars, 216
Use and Disuse, The Inherited Effects of, 167, 179
Variation, of Organic Being, Darwin’s Papers upon, 65; Wallace’s Paper on, 71, _et seq._; and Selection Relative Importance of, 96; Under Domestication, 115, 161
Varieties, Departure from the Original Type, 71–77
Wallace, Alfred Russel, and Darwin’s Joint Paper Presented to Linnean Society, 46, 62; and Darwin, 53, 60–64, 81–86, 134; Paper Published on the Law Regulating new Species, 60; Essays on Variations from Original Type, 61, 71–77; house at Ternate, 63; Comparison of the Joint Memoir, 78–86; his Discovery of Natural Selection, 87–91; Darwin’s Letter on Bastian’s Theory of Archebiosis, 160; Darwin’s Letter to, on Pangenesis, 182
Weismann, Prof., on Germ-Plasm, 179; “Studies in the Theory of Descent,” Meldola’s Translation, 205–210
_Westminster Review_, Huxley’s Article on Origin of Species in, 125
Zoology of the Voyage of the “Beagle,” The, 31
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