Nature, Volume 19Sir Norman Lockyer Macmillan Journals Limited, 1878 |
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... colour designated from Bristol : - " Her kirtle Bristol red ; " - and as a deep blue dye is called " indigo " from being first brought from India . The same word poívig was applied to horses , probably Syrian ones in the first place ...
... colour designated from Bristol : - " Her kirtle Bristol red ; " - and as a deep blue dye is called " indigo " from being first brought from India . The same word poívig was applied to horses , probably Syrian ones in the first place ...
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... colour in nature , and more espe- cially with its manifestations in the organic world and the complex colour reactions between plants and animals . It traces the origin of the colour sense in insects to their visits to primeval flowers ...
... colour in nature , and more espe- cially with its manifestations in the organic world and the complex colour reactions between plants and animals . It traces the origin of the colour sense in insects to their visits to primeval flowers ...
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... coloured groups , a clear indication that colour is not a sexual allurement , or we should find it most developed , not in conjunction with , but in the absence of , the attraction of odour . We must now pass on to the vertebrates , and ...
... coloured groups , a clear indication that colour is not a sexual allurement , or we should find it most developed , not in conjunction with , but in the absence of , the attraction of odour . We must now pass on to the vertebrates , and ...
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