Essays On Evolution 1889 1907
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Conversely, in the luxuriant life and abundant food of the tropical west coast of Africa, a form (the white-hind-winged alcipptcs) even more conspicuous than the type, has become dominant, and, from the mouths of the Niger to the southern edge of the Sahara, is now apparently the only form ^.
"J, A. H. Thayer s Criticism of the Statement that Animals are Conspiawtcs, — MT, Abbott H. Thayer has criticized, from the artist's point of view, the use of the term 'conspicuous' by the naturalist.^ In ...the first place he states that ' Only tmshiny, bright ^ monochrome is intrin- sically a revealing coloration. As soon as patterns begin, obliteration of the wearer begins, . . . Nature does not blunder, and Natural Selection would evolve the mono- chrome, instead of a patterned surface, were simple con- spicuousness her aim'. But naturalists, in using the word 'conspicuous', have not meant to imply a con- splcuousness as great as the artist could make it ; and reasons have been given in the preceding Sections why * I should have carried the southern limit of the exclusive occurrence of alcippus considerably further had I not recently seen in the Stockholm Natural History Museum a male and a female specimen of the type form captured respectively December 26 and 21, 1890, in the Cameroons, by my friend Professor Yngve Sjostedt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Conversely, in the luxuriant life and abundant food of the tropical west coast of Africa, a form (the white-hind-winged alcipptcs) even more conspicuous than the type, has become dominant, and, from the mouths of the Niger to the southern edge of the Sahara, is now apparently the only form ^.
"J, A. H. Thayer s Criticism of the Statement that Animals are Conspiawtcs, — MT, Abbott H. Thayer has criticized, from the artist's point of view, the use of the term 'conspicuous' by the naturalist.^ In ...the first place he states that ' Only tmshiny, bright ^ monochrome is intrin- sically a revealing coloration. As soon as patterns begin, obliteration of the wearer begins, . . . Nature does not blunder, and Natural Selection would evolve the mono- chrome, instead of a patterned surface, were simple con- spicuousness her aim'. But naturalists, in using the word 'conspicuous', have not meant to imply a con- splcuousness as great as the artist could make it ; and reasons have been given in the preceding Sections why * I should have carried the southern limit of the exclusive occurrence of alcippus considerably further had I not recently seen in the Stockholm Natural History Museum a male and a female specimen of the type form captured respectively December 26 and 21, 1890, in the Cameroons, by my friend Professor Yngve Sjostedt.
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