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Ants, modification of forms of 222–223
sexual trimorphism of 216
social organization of 218–219
social parasitism of 220–221
subfamilies of 216–217
structure and behaviour of, modification of, by evolution 222
Ape-fissure, reference to 322
Ape-man of Trinil, features of 134, 266
Apes, dentition of 44
figures showing 297, 300, 302, 304
genealogical relations of, to man 21–22
human side of 293–310
skulls of, features of 133
Apteryx, flightless bird of New Zealand, reference to 99
vestigial wings of 38
Arachnida, general features of 51
Archaeopteryx, form and features of 251–253
reference to 18, 368
restoration of 251
Archaeornis, reference to 263
Archaeozoic era, length of 161
Argentina, fossils of 87
Aristotle, reference to 140
Arthropoda, general features and subdivisions of 50–51
Asia, former connection of, with North America 86, 91–92, 227–229, 230
Asiatic islands, geology and zoology of 93–94
Atomic evolution, phases of 358–361
Australia, ant from, figure showing 217
zoological isolation of 85–86
Backboned animals, early forms of 127–128
Bacon, Francis, cited 113
Barrell, Joseph, cited 288
Basement complex of American rocks, reference to 271
Bates, Henry Walter, cited 174, 180
Batesian mimicry, reference to 181
Bather, Francis Arthur, chapter by 102–111
Bee, bumble, features and habits of 200–205, 208
carpenter, form, nests, and habits of 198–199
honey, features and habits of 187–194
in flight, figure showing 192
larva of, figure showing 192
lessons and laws derived from a study of 193
larva of 191
queen, life and labor of 189–191
worker, life and labor of 191–193
leaf-cutting, features and habits of 196–197
mason, form and habits of 197–198
mosquito, form and habits of 199–200
solitary, features, nests, and habits of 195–196
stingless, form and habits of 199
swarm of, figure showing 188

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