The Neighbor the Natural History of Human Contacts
The Neighbor the Natural History of Human Contacts
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This feature of a common mind or intent hi a group of animals has a wide range of manifesta- tion. It may be relatively simple, as in the quickly developed sympathetic fear that moves a herd to flight ; but even in such lowly forms as the insects it attains a high order of complexity. The facts of associative action are indeed more clearly indicated by structure and habits hi that group than in any other organic series.
In order to set forth some of the features of the common mind which may be ...developed in an intellectual community, I shall note something of the exhibition of it found in any group of social in- sects. For this purpose I select, almost at random, a species of moth which lays its eggs on the wild cherry and a few other kindred Rosaceous plants, in order that its offspring in the grub state may feed on the young leaves until ready to enter on THE SIGNIFICANCE OF VARIETY 239 the chrysalis state. In this species (Clisiocampa americana^ Harris) the female lays its eggs in the warm season, selecting the appropriate tree in un- erring manner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This feature of a common mind or intent hi a group of animals has a wide range of manifesta- tion. It may be relatively simple, as in the quickly developed sympathetic fear that moves a herd to flight ; but even in such lowly forms as the insects it attains a high order of complexity. The facts of associative action are indeed more clearly indicated by structure and habits hi that group than in any other organic series.
In order to set forth some of the features of the common mind which may be ...developed in an intellectual community, I shall note something of the exhibition of it found in any group of social in- sects. For this purpose I select, almost at random, a species of moth which lays its eggs on the wild cherry and a few other kindred Rosaceous plants, in order that its offspring in the grub state may feed on the young leaves until ready to enter on THE SIGNIFICANCE OF VARIETY 239 the chrysalis state. In this species (Clisiocampa americana^ Harris) the female lays its eggs in the warm season, selecting the appropriate tree in un- erring manner.
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