- 1Preface to the Second Edition
- 2Foreword
- 3Preface to the Second Edition
- 4Introduction
- 5Chapter I — Domestic Dogs and Cats
- 6Chapter II — Horses and Asses
- 7Chapter III — Pigs — Cattle — Sheep — Goats
- 8Cattle
- 9Sheep
- 10Goats
- 11Chapter IV — Domestic Rabbits
- 12Chapter V — Domestic Pigeons
- 13Chapter VI — Pigeons — Continued
- 14Chapter VII — Fowls
- 15Chapter VIII — Duck — Goose — Peacock — Turkey — Guinea-Fowl — Cana…
- 16Chapter IX — Cultivated Plants: Cereal and Culinary Plants
- 17Chapter X — Plants Continued — Fruits — Ornamental Trees — Flowers
- 18Chapter XI — On Bud-Variation, and on Certain Anomalous Modes of Re…
- 19Chapter XII — Inheritance
- 20Chapter XIII — Inheritance Continued — Reversion of Atavism
- 21Chapter XIV — Inheritance Continued — Fixedness of Character — Prep…
- 22Chapter XV — On Crossing
- 23Chapter XVI — Causes Which Interfere With the Free Crossing of Vari…
- 24Chapter XVII — On the Good Effects of Crossing, and on the Evil Eff…
- 25Chapter XVIII — On the Advantages and Disadvantages of Changed Cond…
- 26Chapter XIX — Summary of the Four Last Chapters, With Remarks on Hy…
- 27Chapter XX — Selection by Man
- 28Chapter XXI — Selection, Continued
- 29Chapter XXII — Causes of Variability
- 30Chapter XXIII — Direct and Definite Action of the External Conditio…
- 31Chapter XXIV — Laws of Variation — Use and Disuse, etc.
- 32Chapter XXV — Laws of Variation, Continued — Correlated Variability
- 33Chapter XXVI — Laws of Variation, Continued — Summary
- 34Chapter XXVII — Provisional Hypothesis of Pangenesis
- 35Chapter XXVIII — Concluding Remarks
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