Dear all, looking at various definitions of Glogers rule, Ive noticed that heat and humidity are always cited. However, despite my limited German skills, it seems that in the chapter concerning colours changes from his 1833 book « Das Abaendern der Vögel durch Einfluss des Klimas » (pp. 11-23), no sentence refers specifically to humidity. Can you help me to locate a sentence mentioning the effect of humidity on colours variations in Glogers book ?
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