Thanks for answers to questions, but declines loan of specimens.
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The Charles Darwin Collection
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Thanks for answers to questions, but declines loan of specimens.
CD’s oscillating views relating to protection and sexual selection.
On their differences concerning sexual selection and protection.
Sexual selection, protection.
Delay in translating Für Darwin.
Comments on plan to repeat CD’s experiments on illegitimate offspring.
FM’s observations on stridulation.
On problem of sterility, CD cannot persuade himself that it has been gained by natural selection.
On sexual selection and minute variations, he tends to agree with ARW. Sends George Darwin’s notes on ARW’s argument.