The Variation of Animals and Plants under Domestication · Charles Darwin
BEET, 9;
BERNARD, C., independence of the organs of the body, 27; —special affinities of the tissues, 27. BERNHARDI, varieties of plants with laciniated leaves, 26. _Bernicla antarctica,_ 8. BERTERO, on feral pigeons in Juan Fernandez, 6. _Betula alba,_ 12. BEWICK, on the British wild cattle, 3. BIANCONI, Prof., on the skulls of dogs, 1. BIBLE, reference to breeding studs of horses in, 2; —references to domestic pigeons in the, 6; —indications of selection of sheep in the, 20; —notice of mules in the, 20. BIDWELL, Mr., on self-impotence in _Amaryllis,_ 17. _Bignonia,_ self-sterility of, 17. BIRCH, weeping, 11, 12. BIRCH, Dr. S., on the ancient domestication of the pigeon in Egypt, 6; —notice of bantam fowls in a Japanese encyclopædia, 7 (2). BIRCH, WYRLEY, on silver-grey rabbits, 4 (2). BIRDS, sterility caused in, by change of conditions, 18. BLADDER-NUT, tendency of the, to become double, 18. BLAINE, Mr., on wry-legged terriers, 21. BLAINVILLE, origin and history of the dog, 1; —variations in the number of teeth in dogs, 1; —variations in the number of toes in dogs, 1; —on mummies of cats, 1; —on the osteology of solid-hoofed pigs, 3; —on feral Patagonian and N. American pigs, 3.
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