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MELANISM AND HUMIDITY
1891
Canadian Entomologist
At different times considerable attention has been paid to the general darkening in colour of our British insects, compared with Centrall European and with American forms. In Britian, many species become much darker(some absolutely black) on various parts of the West Coasts of Ireland and Great Britian, and, as a general rule, the more humid districts produce the darker specimens,e.g. Acronycta (Viminia) euphorbiœvar.myricœ, Xylophasia polyodonvars.infuscataandnigra, Viminia rumicisvar.salicis, etc.
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