INDEX
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Holmes, Samuel Jackson, chapter by | 293–310 |
Homology, evidence of, confirmed by blood tests | 367 |
explanation of | 72 |
Homunculus, speculations concerning | 63 |
Honeycomb, features of | 188–189 |
Honey-bee, evolution of | 186–209 |
features and habits of | 187–194 |
figure of, on the wing | 192 |
lessons and laws derived from a study of | 193 |
Hooker, Joseph, citation of, by Darwin | 115 |
Horse, early home of | 227 |
Eohippus compared with | 230 |
evolutionary changes in | 230–231, 264–265 |
figures showing evolution of | 226, 229 |
fore foot and teeth of, figure showing evolution of | 229 |
geological table showing evolution of | 226 |
kinds of | 226–232 |
skeleton of, figure showing | 226 |
vestigial organs of | 39–40 |
Hubbard, J. G., and Strong, O. S., figure made from photograph by | 218 |
Human and other brains, comparison of | 316–321 |
Human ear, vestigial parts of | 40–41 |
Human embryo, features of | 56–58, 60 |
Human eye, vestigial part of | 41–42 |
Human side of apes, chapter on | 293–310 |
Human skulls, ape characters of early forms | 133 |
Human teeth, vestigial nature of some | 44–45 |
Humble-bee, features and habits of | 200–205, 208 |
nest of, figures showing | 202, 203 |
Huxley, Julian Sorrell, chapter by | 327–339 |
cited | 251 |
Huxley, Thomas Henry, cited | 2, 102–103, 121, 144, 259, 287 |
Hyatt, cited | 120 |
Hybrids, fertile, examples of | 116 |
Hyenia, figure showing | 164 |
reference to | 160 |
Hylodes, embryonic and larval stages in | 55–56 |
Hypothesis, definition and character of | 143–144 |
Hypohippus, geologic age of | 226 |
Ice Age, references to | 161, 170–172 |
India, apes of, great variety shown by | 133–134 |
corals of, studies of | 119–120 |
fossils from | 288 |
remains of apes found in | 267 |
Indians, North American, activities of | 186–187 |
Individual development comparable with racial development | 77 |
Insecta, general features of | 51 |
Insectivora, reference to | 265 |
Insects, evolution shown by | 18 |
flightless species of | 100 |
Islands, oceanic and continental, definition of | 92–93 |
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