Contents

		Front Matter, Volume I
		Introduction	1
	I	Domestic Dogs and Cats	15
	II	Horses and Asses	51
	III	Pigs - Cattle - Sheep - Goats	68
	IV	Domestic Rabbits	107
	V	Domestic Pigeons	137
	VI	Pigeons continued	189
	VII	Fowls	236
	VIII	Duck - Goose - Peacock - Turkey - Guinea Fowl - ...	290
	IX	Cultivated Plants: Cereal and Culinary Plants	322
	X	Plants continued - Fruits - Ornamental Trees - Flowers	352
	XI	On Bud Variation, and on Certain Anomalous Modes of Reproduction and Variation	397
	XII	Inheritance	445
		Front Matter, Volume II
	XIII	Inheritance continued - Reversion or Atavism	1
	XIV	Inheritance continued - Fixedness of Character - Prepotency - Sexual Limitation - Correspondence of Age	37
	XV	On Crossing	62
	XVI	Causes which Interfere with the Free Crossing of Varieties - Influence of Domestication on Fertility	78
	XVII	On the Good Effects of Crossing, and on the Evil Effects of Close Inbreeding	92
	XVIII	On the Advantages and Disadvantages of Changed Conditions of Life: Sterility from Various Causes	127
	XIX	Summary of the Last Four Chapters, with Remarks on Hybridism	157
	XX	Selection by Man	176
	XXI	Selection continued	209
	XXII	Causes of Variability	237
	XXIII	Direct and Definite Action of the External Conditions of Life	260
	XXIV	Laws of Variation - Use and Disuse, etc.	283
	XXV	Laws of Variation continued - Correlated Variability	311
	XXVI	Laws of Variation continued - Summary	333
	XXVII	Provisional Hypothesis of Pangenesis	349
	XXVIII	Concluding Remarks	400
		Index	429