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rs, 406. Instincts, always of primary use to species presenting them, 286-293. Intercrossing, in relation to natural selection, 374-376. Inutility of specific characters, in relation to natural selection, 374-376. Islands, oceanic, 224-237; British, 238-241. J. Japan, hairless dog of, 101. Jelly-fish, 119, 120. K. _Kallima_, 323. Karyokinesis, 112-114, 128-134. Kepler, 272. Kerguelen Island, flightless insects of, 70. Kropotkin, Prince, on co-operative instincts, 269. L. _Lagopus mutus_, 317, 318. Lamarck, his method in natural history, 4; his theory of evolution, 253-256. Lamprey, 148. Languages, classification of, resembles that of organic forms, 32. Lankester, E. Ray, on karyokinesis, 129, 130. Leaf insect, 322. Le Conte, on geological succession of animal classes, 164, 165; on types of tails, 169-173; on fossil shells of _Planorbis_, 201; his work on the relation of the theory of evolution to religious thought, 412. _Leptalis_, 328. _Leuculmis echinus_, 122. Leviticus, classification of organic nature in, 23. Life, origin of, 15. Linnaeus, on method in natural history, 3; on classification, 26, 35-40. Lion, skeleton of, 175; feet of, 178. Lizard, heart and gill-arches of, 150. Lloyd Morgan, 273, 449, 450. Lungs, development of, 154, 354. Lyell, Sir Charles, on classification, 32; on uniformitarianism, 258; on rational species, 344; on geological record, 420, 435, 439. M. Madeira, wingless beetles of, 68-70; peculiar beetles of, 226, 227. Mammals, ovum of, 120-124; embryology of, 151-155; palaeontology of, 163, 165, 167, 180-199; limbs of, 174-178, 182-199; brain of, 194-199; of Australia and New Zealand, 204, 205; distribution of, on islands, 224-240. Mammoth cave, fauna of, 70-72. Man, nictitating membrane of, 75; vestigial muscles of, 76, 77, 82, 83; tail of, compared with that of apes, 82-84; hair of, compared with that of apes, 89-92; teeth of, compared with those of apes, 92-94; perforation of humerus of, 94, 95; flattening of ancient tibiae of, 95, 96; embryology of, 119, 153; hand of, 54; arm of, 90, 91; limb-bones of, 176, 177; palaeontology of, 163, 165; brain of, 194, 195; Mr. Syme on, 346, 347. Marsh, on palaeontology of the horse, 188-190. Matthew, Patrick, on natural selection, 257. Mesoderm, 142. _Mesohippus_, 18
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