Mutual Aid · Character
W. H. Hudson
Naturalist and author whose observations of animal behavior in South America are cited.
minor
Also known as W. H. Hudson, Hudson
First appearance: i mutual aid among animals
W. H. Hudson shows up with force in II: Mutual Aid Among Animals (Continued). The page is where that presence becomes real.
Described complex dances of birds and the concert of chakars in La Plata.
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In II: Mutual Aid Among Animals (Continued): Described complex dances of birds and the concert of chakars in La Plata. Later, in I: Swarms of Butterflies, Dragonflies, etc.: Documented swarms of dragonflies and…
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- Naturalists and animal behaviorists
- Protagonist
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- II: Mutual Aid Among Animals (Continued)
- I: Swarms of Butterflies, Dragonflies, etc.
- V: Checks to Over-Multiplication
- Adaptations to Avoid Competition
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