[{329}] «Note in original.» Better begin with this. If species really, after catastrophes, created in showers over world, my theory false. «In the above passage the author is obviously close to his theory of divergence.»
[{330}] Opposite to this passage the author has written “d’Archiac, Forbes, Lyell.”
[{331}] This passage, for which the author gives as authorities the names of Lyell, Forbes and Ehrenberg, corresponds in part to the discussion beginning on p. 313 of Origin, Ed. i., vi. p. 454.
[{332}] The author gives Falconer as his authority: see Origin, Ed. i. p. 313, vi. p. 454.
[{333}] This corresponds approximately to Origin, Ed. i. p. 317, vi. p. 458.
[{334}] The case of Trigonia, a great Secondary genus of shells surviving in a single species in the Australian seas, is given as an example in the Origin, Ed. i. p. 321, vi. p. 463.
[{335}] This point, on which the author laid much stress, is discussed in the Origin, Ed. i. p. 319, vi. p. 461.
[{336}] Origin, Ed. i. p. 72, vi. p. 89.
[{337}] This case does not occur in the Origin, Ed.
[{338}] An almost identical sentence occurs in the Origin, Ed. i. p. 320, vi. p. 462.