PERCIVAL, Mr., on inheritance in horses. -on horn-like processes in horses.

Perdix rubra, occasional fertility of, in captivity.

PERIOD of action of causes of variability.

PERIOSTEUM of a dog, producing bone in a rabbit.

PERIWINKLE, sterility of, in England.

PERSIA, estimation of pigeons in. -carrier pigeon of. -tumbler pigeon of -cats of. -sheep of.

PERSISTENCE of colour in horses. -of generic peculiarities.

PERU, antiquity of maize in. -peculiar potato from. -selection of wild animals practised by the Incas of.

"PERUCKEN-TAUBE."

PETALS, rudimentary, in cultivated plants. -producing pollen.

PETUNIAS, multiple origin of.

PEYRITSCH, Dr., vegetable teratology.

"PFAUEN-TAUBE."

Phalaenopsis, pelorism in.

PHALANGES, deficiency of.

Phaps chalcoptera.

Phaseolus multiflorus.

Phaseolus vulgaris.

Phasianus pictus.

Phasianus amherstiae.

PHEASANT, assumption of male plumage by the hen. -wildness of hybrids of, with the common fowl. -prepotency of the, over the fowl. -diminished fecundity of the, in captivity.

PHEASANTS, golden and Lady Amherst's.

PHEASANT-FOWLS.

PHILIPEAUX, regeneration of limbs in the salamander.

PHILIPPAR, on the varieties of wheat.

PHILIPPINE Islands, named breeds of game fowl in the.

PHILLIPS, Mr., on bud-variation in the potato.

Phlox, bud-variation by suckers in.

PHTHISIS, affection of the fingers in.

PHYLLOXERA.

PICKERING, Dr., on the grunting voice of humped cattle. -occurrence of the head of a fowl in an ancient Egyptian procession. -seeding of ordinarily seedless fruits. -extinction of ancient Egyptian breeds of sheep and oxen. -on an ancient Peruvian gourd.

PICOTEES, effect of conditions of life on.

PICTET, A., oriental names of the pigeon.

PICTET, Prof., origin of the dog. -on fossil oxen.

PIEBALDS, probably due to reversion.

PIETREMENT, M., on the ribs of horses.

PIGEAUX, hybrids of the hare and rabbit.

PIGEON a cravate.

PIGEON bagadais.

PIGEON coquille.

PIGEON cygne.

PIGEON heurte.

PIGEON pattu plongeur.

PIGEON polonais.

PIGEON romain.

PIGEON tambour.

PIGEON turc.

PIGEONS, origin of. -classified table of breeds of. -pouter. -carrier. -runt. -barbs. -fantail. -turbit and owl. -tumbler. -Indian frill-back. -Jacobin. -trumpeter. -other breeds of. -differences of, equal to generic. -individual variations of. -variability of peculiarities characteristic of breeds in. -sexual variability in. -osteology of. -correlation of growth in. -young of some varieties naked when hatched. -effects of disuse in. -settling and roosting in trees. -floating in the Nile to drink. -dovecote. -arguments for unity of origin of. -feral, in various places. -unity of coloration in. -reversion of mongrel, to coloration of C. livia. -history of the cultivation of. -history of the principal races of. -mode of production of races of. -reversion in. -by age. -produced by crossing in. -prepotency of transmission of characters in breeds of. -sexual differences in some varieties of. -period of perfect plumage in. -effect of segregation on. -preferent pairing of, within the same breed. -fertility of, increased by domestication. -effects of interbreeding and necessity of crossing. -indifference of, to change of climate. -selection of. -among the Romans. -unconscious selection of. -facility of selection of. -white, liable to the attacks of hawks. -effects of disuse of parts in. -fed upon meat. -effect of first male upon the subsequent progeny of the female. -homology of the leg and wing feathers in. -union of two outer toes in feather-legged. -correlation of beak, limbs, tongue, and nostrils. -analogous variation in. -permanence of breeds of.

PIGS, of Swiss lake-dwellings. -types of, derived from Sus scrofa and Sus indicus. -Japanese (Sus pliciceps, Gray), figured. -of Pacific Islands. -modifications of skull in. -length of intestines in. -period of gestation of. -number of vertebrae and ribs in. -anomalous forms. -development of tusks and bristles in. -striped young of. -reversion of feral, to wild type. -production and changes of breeds of, by intercrossing. -effects produced by the first male upon the subsequent progeny of the female. -pedigrees of. -polydactylism in. -cross-reversion in. -hybrid, wildness of. -disappearance of tusks in male under domestication. -solid-hoofed. -crosses of. -mutual fertility of all varieties of. -increased fertility by domestication. -ill effects of close interbreeding in. -influence of selection on. -prejudice against certain colours in. -unconscious selection of. -black Virginian. -similarity of the best breeds of. -change of form in. -effects of disuse of parts in. -ears of. -correlations in. -white buck-wheat injurious to. -tail of, grafted upon the back. -extinction of the older races of.

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