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INDEX.
191
  1. Muscular system, development of, 129.
  2. Mushrooms, 83.
  3. Mycelium of Fungi, 84.
  4. Mylodon, 76.
  5. Myriapoda, 44.
  6. development of, 45.
  7. Myxine, 56.
  8. Naudin, 16.
  9. Nauplius, 46.
  10. Nautilus, 49.
  11. Navicellæ, change of, 30.
  12. Neanderthal skull, 173.
  13. Nebular hypothesis, 10.
  14. Negritoes, character of the, 168.
  15. Nematelminthes, 34.
  16. Nemertes, 36.
  17. Neptunists, 111.
  18. Nervous system, development of, 129.
  19. Niagara limestone, 113.
  20. Nitella, 88.
  21. Noctilucæ, 30.
  22. Nostoc, 87.
  23. Nostochaceæ, 80.
  24. Notidanus, 119.
  25. Nototherium, 73.
  26. Oidium, 84.
  27. Oken, 14.
  28. Opossum, 70.
  29. Organic products manufactured, 12.
  30. Ornithodelphia, 70.
  31. Ornithorhynchus, peculiarities of, 20.
  32. structure of, 70.
  33. Osseous system, development of, 129.
  34. Ostrich, 64, 66.
  35. Ovary of plant, 97.
  36. Ovule of plant, 97.
  37. Paleontology, teachings of. 111.
  38. Paleosaiirus, 62.
  39. Paleolherium, 9, 72, 122, 140.
  40. Paleozoic animals, 109.
  41. Palms, fructification of, 143.
  42. Paludicella, 38.
  43. Pangolin, 76.
  44. Paramcecium, 30.
  45. Peculiarities, inherited, 135.
  46. Pediastrum, 80.
  47. Penelope, 67.
  48. Penguin, 67.
  49. Pentacrinus, 42.
  50. Pepperwort, 94.
  51. Perch, 57.
  52. Peripatus, 36.
  53. Perissodactyla, structure of, 72.
  54. Peronospora, 85.
  55. Petals, 97.
  56. Petromyzon, 56.
  57. Phanerogamia, 78, 96.
  58. definition of, 101.
  59. Phenomena, ultimate causes of, 11.
  60. Phractelminthes, 37.
  61. relationship of the, 41.
  62. Physalia, 28.
  63. Physical conditions, 141.
  64. Pig, 9, 70.
  65. Pigeons, selection among, 158.
  66. Pillwort, 94.
  67. Pine, 97, 98.
  68. Pistil, 97.
  69. Placoganoids, 56.
  70. Planaria, 35.
  71. Plants, classification of, 78.
  72. growth of, 11.
  73. natural selection among, 150.
  74. nutriment of, 83.
  75. progression in, 103.
  76. Platyelniinthes, 34.
  77. Plesiosaurus, 59, 119.
  78. Plica semilunaris, 136.
  79. Pliocene period, 121.
  80. Pliolophus, 140.
  81. Plutonists, 111.
  82. Pollen, 97.
  83. Polypterus, 57, 115.
  84. relationship, 58.
  85. Potsdam region, 112.
  86. Powell, Rev. B., 16.
  87. Primary age, 110.
  88. Primitive groove, 129.
  89. trace, 128, 129.
  90. Prorhynchus, 35.
  91. Prosimiæ, classification of, 75.
  92. habitat, 74.
  93. Proterosaurus, 62, 117.
  94. Proteus, 59, 60.
  95. Prothallus, 92, 93, 95.
  96. Protococcus, 87.
  97. Protonema, 90.
  98. Protophyta, origin of, 83.
  99. Pteroclidæ, 67.
  100. Pterodactyles, 119.
  101. Puff-balls, 83.
  102. Quadrumana, classification of, 162.
  103. Rays, 56.
  104. Reproduction of plants, 80.