Sends JH copy of his work on Mediterranean; answers some of JH's questions.
Sends JH copy of his work on Mediterranean; answers some of JH's questions.
C. C. Babington agrees with JDH that botanists tend to note varieties more in large genera than in very small ones.
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C. P. Smyth’s observations on geology and natural history of Tenerife are not precise enough to warrant publication in Philosophical Transactions. Suggests CPS draw up an abstract, for the Proceedings, of specific points actually observed, rather than conclusions arrived at on insufficient grounds.
Wrote some weeks ago about Burmese fowl-skins; is willing to send them, carriage paid.
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Four queries regarding the habits of bees and ants with answers by FS interlined between each query.
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Heartened that tabulations of small and large genera done in different ways yield good results. JDH has done some tabulations but has not followed CD’s method of getting equal numbers of small and large genera.
In great want of two books, which he had borrowed previously: Boreau Flora du Centre de la France and A. E. Fürnrohr, Naturhistorische Topographie von Regensburg, Bd 2 Flora Ratisbonensis.
Asks whether correspondent can assist in determining value of slate slabs with relief figures executed for Josiah Wedgwood [I].
Mr. Grant has just given him JH's note. Regarding Col. Parres's [?] helioscope.
Elaborates on JH's questions concerning the Mediterranean. Refers him to Capt. [T. A. B.] Spratt.
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JDH’s "objection" that small local genera do not vary and mundane ones do, is exactly CD’s point. Local floras useful to test idea that varieties are incipient species. Same genus in different countries cannot be lumped.
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