Darwinism and its data Book

	Acknowledgements
	List of Illustrations
	Introduction	1
	Notes	13
Ch. I	Natural Theology and Nature's Disguises
	Design Argument	15
	Bridgewater Treatises	19
	Mimicry and Analogy	28
	Analogy and Natural Theology	33
	Catalogues of Disguises	41
	Bates's Mimicry without Design	50
	Notes	53
Ch. II	Bates and the Laboratory Where Nature Makes Her New Species
	Introduction	63
	Geographer and Field Zoologist	65
	Contributions to an Insect Fauna of the Amazon Valley	68
	Mimicry and the Darwinian Theory	75
	The Round-Robin Correspondence of Bates, Hooker, and Darwin	88
	Natural Selection in a Popular Travel Book	99
	Protective Resemblance in Later Monographs	106
	Batesian Mimicry in the Origin of Species	115
	Bates and the Darwinian Data	122
	Notes	126
Ch. III	Mimicry World-Wide
	Introduction	140
	Wallace, Papilionidae, Papilio polytes	144
	Papilio polytes and Discontinuous Variation	156
	Roland Trimen and Papilio dardanus	169
	Mullerian Mimicry, 1879	186
	Museum-Made Mimicry	197
	Anti-Darwinian Objections and Refutations	207
	Conclusion	215
	Notes	224
Ch. IV	Evolution at the Entomological Society of London, 1860-1875
	Introduction	242
	Appropriate Attitudes in Entomology	245
	Letters from Abroad	249
	The Origin of Species at the Entomology Society	253
	Members of the Society Confront Darwinism, 1860-1865	257
	Later Debates, 1866-1875	268
	The Beginning of Experimentation	279
	Peaceful Co-existence between Darwinians and
	Anti-Darwinians	281
	Notes	294
Ch. V	Another Day's Life: Darwin and Wallace on Selection
	Introduction	303
	Darwin-Wallace Letters	305
	The Color Sense	321
	Coloration by Law	326
	Descent of Organisms	335
	Categories of Coloration	338
	The Origin of Species and Darwinism	343
	Animal Colors and Evolutionary Biology	352
	Notes	359
	Conclusion	371
	Notes	384
	Selected Bibliography
	Primary Sources	385
	Secondary Sources	399