Has given a lecture series on Darwinism which was attended by 200–500 students.
Would like to compile a list of CD’s works.
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The Charles Darwin Collection
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Has given a lecture series on Darwinism which was attended by 200–500 students.
Would like to compile a list of CD’s works.
Mentions his publication [Die Bildungsgesetze der Vogeleier (1869)].
Comments on importance of heredity for evolution.
Will look for sex ratio statistics.
Will weigh pups.
Deerhound breeding;
wolves.
Proportion of sexes in pigeons, pigs, and pheasants.
Sexual preferences of females.
Comments on Fritz Müller’s book [Facts and arguments for Darwin].
Responds to CD’s corrections of his work [Malay Archipelago].
Plumage of birds of paradise.
Sends two of his publications ["Bericht über die wissenschaftlichen Fortschritte der Thierzucht", Jahrb. Landwirtsch. (1869) and "Die Aufgaben der landwirtschaftlicher Biotechnik", Landwirtsch. Wochenbl. (1869)].
Comments on their differences regarding evolution. Acknowledges that CD alone has produced an evolutionary theory that is scientific and all-embracing. Appreciates grandeur of CD’s work.