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Darwinism (1889)

CHAPTER III
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6 the wing is much shorter while the tail is considerably longer.

The tarsus presents comparatively little variation; and although the three toes may be said to vary in general together, there are many divergencies; thus, in passing from No.

9 to No.

10, the outer toe becomes longer, while the hind toe becomes considerably shorter; while in Nos.

3 and 4 the middle toe varies in an opposite way to the outer and the hind toes.
[Illustration: FIG.


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