The Natural History of Animals: the Animal Life of the World in Its Various Aspects And Relations
The Natural History of Animals: the Animal Life of the World in Its Various Aspects And Relations
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1122). When they are rivals, black is invariably the winning colour.
It has been suggested that the small size and great activity of male spiders are adaptations which to some extent reduce the appalling dangers of courtship. In leaving this group the writer ventures to express a hope that many field naturalists may feel moved to observe the habits of common native forms on the lines so successfully followed by Dr. and Mrs. Peckham, in this and other fields (see p. 55). Anything approaching the... skill and devotion of these investigators, applied to the study of almost any species, would most assuredly yield a rich harvest of valuable results.
COURTSHIP AND MATING OF CRUSTACEANS (Crustacea) Comparatively little is known about the love affairs of the higher members of this group, which deserves far more attention in this matter than has so far been bestowed upon it. It will perhaps suffice here to quote an exceedingly interest- ing account which is given by Alcock (in A Naturalist in Indian Seas) of a little Fiddler Crab (Gelasimus annulipes, fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1122). When they are rivals, black is invariably the winning colour.
It has been suggested that the small size and great activity of male spiders are adaptations which to some extent reduce the appalling dangers of courtship. In leaving this group the writer ventures to express a hope that many field naturalists may feel moved to observe the habits of common native forms on the lines so successfully followed by Dr. and Mrs. Peckham, in this and other fields (see p. 55). Anything approaching the... skill and devotion of these investigators, applied to the study of almost any species, would most assuredly yield a rich harvest of valuable results.
COURTSHIP AND MATING OF CRUSTACEANS (Crustacea) Comparatively little is known about the love affairs of the higher members of this group, which deserves far more attention in this matter than has so far been bestowed upon it. It will perhaps suffice here to quote an exceedingly interest- ing account which is given by Alcock (in A Naturalist in Indian Seas) of a little Fiddler Crab (Gelasimus annulipes, fig.
What to read after The Natural History of Animals: the Animal Life of the World in Its Various Aspects And Relations?
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