Thanks for FdeC’s work [Lectures on state medicine (1875)].
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Thanks for FdeC’s work [Lectures on state medicine (1875)].
In response to queries on expression, which WED had asked on CD’s behalf, reports on shrugging and pouting observed in his children.
Answers to questions about expression.
The pupils of eyes of ague patients in the cold stage are dilated.
Sends a paper on evolution by his friend J. D. MacDonald ["Distribution of Invertebrata", Proc. R. Soc. Lond. 21 (1872–3): 218–23] for CD’s perusal before dispatching it to the Royal Society.
Thanks for J. D. MacDonald’s paper ["Distribution of invertebrata", Proc. R. Soc. Lond. 21 (1872–3): 218–23].
CD feels lines of genetic connection between animals offer a most difficult problem; Ernst Haeckel may have done mischief by facing the difficulty.
Thanks FdeC for his note and invites criticisms.
Observations on early shedding of tears and shrugging of shoulders.
Agrees to sign FDeC’s certificate for admission to the Royal Society.
Returns FDeC’s certificate for the Royal Society signed.