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Evolution, tangled nature of, 475477. See also the names of the various groups
Ewart, Cossor, 310
Exaltation, psychology of, 804-805
Excretion, 22, 43-47 ; organs of, 45
Excretory system, 45
Exercise. See Physical exercise
Exophthalmic goitre, 101
Extinction of species, 377
Extroversion, 823
Eye, 666, 667, 668, 669 ; defects of in man, 79-80; development of, in embryo, 723; evolution of, 665-670, 767; in deep-sea animals, 522-523, 523; inheritance of colour in man, 298; of cuttle-fish, 669, 669 ; of fishes, 7275 of insects, 670; of scallop, 131; third, in primitive vertebrates, 725; working of, 79-80. See Sight
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Fapre Jean Henri (1823-1915), 696, 736
Faeces, 57-58
Falkland Islands, 550
Faroe Islands, 551
Fasciola, 142
— hepatica, 140
Fats, 48 ; storage of in body, 53
Faults, geological, 200
Feathers, 112, 212; evolution of, 455
Feather-star, 136, 224, 225
Femur, 25, 106
Fermentation, yeasts and, 176
Fern-plant, 167, 164
Ferns, 162-166, 434, 435, 436, 163,
164, 432; evolution of, 420; reproduction of, 163-164 ; sperm, 164
Ferreriro, the, 730
Fertilization, of the egg, 93, 285, 314, 285; by artificial means, 275 ; cross and self-fertilization, 160; dispensed with, 274-275 ; in plants, 158-160, 166
— of the soil, 174, 614, 615, 616
Fetishism, 809
Fiddler-crab,
Field ant, 703
Field-mouse, 601 ;
Fig, 469
Figwort,
Fiji, 610, 611, 871
Filamentous bacteria, 182
Filaria medinensis, 139
Filter-passing organisms, 185-186, 396, 568
Fire-salamander, 572
736, 329 gamete of, 273
299)
Fish, 106-108, 115-116, 564; anatomy of, contrasted with man, 106, 107; bony and gristly, 116 ; colour changes in deep sea, 570-576, 518, 521; earhiest, 29-425 electric shocks given by, 672; evolution of, 420; eyes of, 727; flat, 226 ; freshwater, 535-5373 mind of, 726-728; senses of
smell and taste in, 725, 726 ; swimming bladder of (See Gasbladder) 886
INDEX Flagellates, 171, 173, 271, 510, 173, 402, 403, 515, 568, 595
Flamingo, 571
Flatworms, 140-142, 140, 406; gamete of, 273; regenerating, 273
Flea, 562, 563, 596, 219, 566, 567
Flicker, 233, 376
Flight, evolution of, 453-457 ; in archeopteryx, 212; in birds, 112, 454-455 ; in insects, 127, 454 ; in pterodactyls, 455
Florida, 436
Flounder, 536
Flour, value of white, 636, 639
Flournoy, Professor, 805
Flowers, 158, 564; and bees, 715719 ; evolution of, 433, 462, 432 ; inheritance of colour in, 292; insects and, 159, 461465; IT. H. Huxley on, 218; variation in, 230 ; wind-pollinated, 160
Flukes, 140, 572, 141
Fly as disseminator of bacteria, the, 640
Flying-fish, 116.
Flying-fox, 471
Flying-reptiles, 455-456, 449
Fogs, cause of, 646
Food, amount needed by man, 48, 634; and cancer, 656; artificial, 635 ; chemistry of, 47 sqq., 49 ; choice of, 634-639 ;. excess of, 634; of different animals, 503-507, 505; of plants, 154 ; poisoning by, 639-642; preservation of, 635; uses of, in body, 21-23, 46-47, 634. See Digestion and Vitamins
Food-chains and _ parasite-chains, 593-597
Foraminifera, 171, 269, 402, 595
Fore-arm, structural plan of, 216arr, 200
Fore-brain, 722, 723
Forel, 695
Fore-limbs, structural plan of, 217, 218
Forest, tropical, 544-547
Formica fusca, 704.
— pratensis, 703
— rufa, 707
— rufibarbis, 703
— sanguinea, 704
, 122, 729
Fossil record, coherence of, 202 ; diagram of, 420 ; gaps in, 197201 ; sample sections of, 202212. See Evolution and Geological time
Fossils, age of, 201-202, 255-258 ; evidence of, for evolution, 194—
215; formation of, 200-201 Four o’clock, 292, 294, 296, 293,
306 ; Mendelian explanation of
breeding behaviour of, 293
Fox, Arctic, 229, 601 ; common, 231, 743 5 cross, 230; Fennec, 2313; red, 230, 601; silver, 230
France, 200, 469, 494
Frederick II1 (1415-93), Emperor, 299
Fresh water, life in, 531-534, 532. Baa 531-5 :
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Freud, Prof. Sigmund, 794, 812, 813, 814, 828, 836 Frog, 115, 538, 729-730, 217, 533, 565 ; brain of the, 724; evolution of, 331, 449; gamete of, 273; hand of, 249; segmenting eggs of, 326; tadpoles of. 115, 321, 323
Fruit-fly. See Drosophila
Fulgoride, 575
Funchal, 520
Functional differentiation, 319
Fungus, 175, 556; 558, 579 ;_parasitic and beneficial, 559-560
Fur. See Hair
Fur seals, extermination of, 617
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G GaLAPAGOs ISLANDS, 242, 374, 530; 597 Galilee, 493
Gall-bladder, 55
Gall, Franz Joseph, 765 ; and controlling stations of the faculties, 766
Galton, Sir Francis (1822-1911), 825
Galveston, 233
Gametes, 99, 272-275 ; female, gI : how formed, 283-284; male, QI; 93; of various animals, 273
Gammarids, 241
Gammarus, 552
— chevreuxi, 324, 325
Ganges, River, 625
Garnett wheat, 615
Gas gangrene, 623
Gas-bladder of fish, 8, 514, 516, 671
Gastric juice, 53
Gastropods, 131, 419, 521
Gastrostomus, 518
Gayial, 113
Gecko, 114
Gemmule, formation of a, 270
General paralysis of the insane, 815
Genes, 290-304, 323-326, 337-349: 325: dominant and recessive, 294, 297; in man, 297-300, 343 ; multiple, 293-300
Genetics, 266, 287-313
Genus, 105, 230-236
Geographical distribution, and evolution, 236-244
— isolation, and origin of species.
77 Gesecea time, diagrams of, 198. 392, 420; how determined, 255-257; magnitude of, 255258; main divisions of, 196199. See Fossil record and Rocks Geotropism, 680
Gerbil, 605, 608
Germ-cells. See Gametes
Germ-plasm, 280-281 ; and soma, 355
Giant pig, 471
— Rush, 443
Giants, 101
Gibbon, embryo of, 251
Gigantactis, 521
Gigantura, 523
Gill-clefts, 107, of human embryo, 95 ; of fishes, 95
Ginkgo, 225, 420
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