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First Edition Vol. II.	Present Edition.
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2	331	Brush-like scales of male Mallotus.
14	341	Further facts on courtship of fishes, and the spawning of Macropus.
23	347	Dufossé on the sounds made by fishes.
26	349	Belt on a frog protected by bright colouring.
30	352	Further facts on mental powers of snakes.
32	353	Sounds produced by snakes; the rattlesnake.
36	357	Combats of Chameleons.
72	383	Marshall on protuberances on birds' heads.
91	398	Further facts on display by the Argus pheasant.
108	411	Attachment between paired birds.
118	417	Female pigeon rejecting certain males.
120	419	Albino birds not finding partners, in a state of nature.
124	423	Direct action of climate on birds' colours.
147–150	438–441	Further facts on the ocelli in the Argus pheasant.
152	443	Display by humming-birds in courtship.
157	446	Cases with pigeons of colour transmitted to one sex alone.
232	495–6	Taste for the beautiful permament enough to allow of sexual selection with the lower animals.
247	505	Horns of sheep originally a masculine character.
248	506	Castration affecting horns of animals.
256	513–4	Prong-horned variety of Cervus virginianus.
260	516	Relative sizes of male and female whales and seals.
266	521	Absence of tusks in male miocene pigs.
286	534	Dobson on sexual differences of bats.
299	542–3	Recks on advantage from peculiar colouring.
316	556	Difference of complexion in men and women of an African tribe.
337	572	Speech subsequent to singing.
356	586	Schopenhauer on importance of courtship to mankind.
359 et seq.	588 et seq.	Revision of discussion on communal marriages and promiscuity.
373	598–9	Power of choice of woman in marriage, amongst savages.
380	603	Long-continued habit of plucking out hairs may produce an inherited effect.