On their differences concerning sexual selection and protection.
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On their differences concerning sexual selection and protection.
Sends an ear of wheat that has an oat kernel growing on it.
Sends two papers; glad CD appreciates two he has already sent. Cannot send two others on glaciers (Philosophical Magazine, 1866 and 1867).