Several observations on protective coloration and sexual selection.
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Several observations on protective coloration and sexual selection.
Facts contradicting Wallace’s views on coloration of Lepidoptera.
Resemblance of ocelli, in a moth and the argus pheasant.
Mimicry.
Pugnacity of stickleback.
Observations on ocelli of Brahmaea certhia.
Monstrosity born to a woman – half bear, half human.