Chapter 9 of 14 · 377 words · ~2 min read

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Calamus, 41

Callithea, imitated by species of Catagramma and Agrias, 257

_Callithea markii_, 75

_Campylopterus hemileucurus_, pugnacious and ornamental, 214

Cattleyas, 51

Cecropias, trees inhabited by ants, 89

Celebes, large and peculiarly formed butterflies of, 259 white-marked birds of, 263

Centipedes, 97

Ceylon and Malaya, resemblances of fauna of, 327

Chameleons, 113

Chameleon, cause of changes of its colour, 170

Chemical action changes colours, 183

Chili, humming-birds of, 141

Chiroptera, 119

_Chrysobactron Rossii_, 238

Clark, Rev. Hamlet on leaf-cutting ants, 86

Climate of Equator, general features of, 17

Climates of Timor, Angola, and Scotland compared, 14

Climbing plants of tropical forests, 37 uses of, 39

Cockatoos, 100

Cœlogynes, 51

Coloration of tropical birds, 110

Colour, cause of change of, in humming-birds, 144

Colour in nature, problems of, 159 how far constant, 161 as affected by heat and light, 161 of tropical birds, 163 of tropical butterflies, 164 of temperate and tropical flowers, 165 changes of, in animals produced by coloured light, 167 voluntary change of, in animals, 170 not usually influenced by coloured light, 171

Colour, the nature of, 180 how produced, 183 changed by heat, 183 a normal product of organization, 185 as a means of recognition, 196 proportionate to integumentary development, 198 not caused by female selection, 198

Colour absent in wind-fertilized flowers, 233 same theory of, in animals and plants, 234 of flowers and their distribution, 235

Colour, nomenclature of, formerly imperfect, 247

Colour-development as illustrated by humming-birds, 212 local causes of, 216 in animals, summary, 216

Colour-perception, supposed recent growth of, 244

Colour-sense, origin of the, 241 need for, 243 not of recent origin, 246 not wholly explicable, 248

Colours, classification of organic, 172 protective, 172 warning, 174 sexual, 177 typical, 179 of animals, how produced, 184 theory of protective, 187 theory of warning, 189 theory of sexual, 192 theory of typical, 215

Colours and ornaments of humming-birds, 127

Colours of fruits, attractive, 224 protective, 225

Colours, which first perceived, 243

_Cometes sparganurus_, very pugnacious, 214

Compositæ, arborescent in oceanic islands, 276

Continent, past changes of the great Eastern, 321

Continents of Tertiary period, probable aspect of, 343

Copridæ, 95 probable use of horns of, 202

Crematogaster, genus of ants, 83

Cross-fertilization of flowers, use of, 228 complex arrangements for, 229

Cuckoos, 104