Elementary Zoology, Second EditionKellogg, Vernon L. (Vernon Lyman)
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Elementary Zoology, Second Edition
Kellogg, Vernon L. (Vernon Lyman)
Animals; Zoology
Multiplication, 57.--Spontaneous generation, 58.--Simplest
multiplication and development, 59.--Birth and hatching,
61.--Life-history, 62.
PART II
SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY
XIV.--THE CLASSIFICATION OF ANIMALS.
[Laboratory exercise and recitation], 65.--Basis and significance of
classification, 65.--Importance of development in determining
classification, 67.--Scientific names, 68.--An example of
classification, 68.--Species, 69.--Genus, 70.--Family, 72.--Order,
72.--Class and branch, 73.
XV.--BRANCH PROTOZOA: THE ONE-CELLED ANIMALS.
EXAMPLE: THE BELL ANIMALCULE (VORTICELLA SP.) [Laboratory exercise], 75.
OTHER PROTOZOA.
Form of body, 78.--Marine Protozoa, 80.
XVI.--BRANCH PORIFERA: THE SPONGES.
EXAMPLE: THE FRESH-WATER SPONGE (SPONGILLA SP.) [Laboratory exercise],
84.
EXAMPLE: A CALCAREOUS OCEAN-SPONGE (GRANTIA SP.) [Laboratory
exercise], 85.
EXAMPLE: A COMMERCIAL SPONGE [Laboratory exercise], 86.
OTHER SPONGES.
Form and size, 87.--Skeleton, 88.--Structure of body, 88.--Feeding
habits, 88.--Development and life-history, 89.--The sponges of
commerce, 90.--Classification, 91.
XVII.--BRANCH CŒLENTERATA: THE POLYPS, SEA-ANEMONES,
CORALS, AND JELLYFISHES.
POLYPS, SEA-ANEMONES, CORALS, AND JELLYFISHES.
General form and organization of body, 93.--Structure, 94.--Skeleton,
95.--Development and life-history, 95.--Classification, 96.--The
polyps, colonial jellyfishes, etc. (Hydrozoa), 97.--The large
jellyfishes, etc. (Scyphozoa), 101.--The sea-anemones and corals
(Actinozoa), 102.--The Ctenophora, 107.
XVIII.--BRANCH ECHINODERMATA: THE STARFISHES, SEA-URCHINS,
SEA CUCUMBERS, ETC.
EXAMPLE: STARFISH (ASTERIAS SP.) [Laboratory exercise].--External
structure, 108.--Internal structure, 110.--Life-history and habits, 113.
EXAMPLE: SEA-URCHIN (STRONGYLOCENTRUS SP.) [Laboratory
exercise].--External structure, 113.
OTHER STARFISHES, SEA-URCHINS, SEA CUCUMBERS, ETC.
Shape and organization of body, 116.--Structure and organs,
117.--Development and life-history, 119.--Classification,
120.--Starfishes (Asteroidea), 121.--Brittle stars (Ophiuroidea),
122.--Sea-urchins (Echinoidea), 123.--Sea-cucumbers (Holothuroidea),
124.--Feather-stars (Crinoidea), 125.
XIX.--BRANCH VERMES: THE WORMS.
EXAMPLE: THE EARTHWORM (LUMBRICUS SP.) [Laboratory
exercise].--External structure, 127.--Internal structure,
129.--Life-history and habits, 133.
OTHER WORMS.
Classification, 135.--Earthworms and leeches (Oligochætæ), 136.--Flat
worms (Platyhelminthes). 137.--Round worms (Nemathelminthes),
140.--Wheel-animalcules (Rotifera), 142.
XX.--BRANCH ARTHROPODA: THE CRUSTACEANS, CENTIPEDS,
INSECTS, AND SPIDERS.
CLASS CRUSTACEA: CRAYFISHES, CRABS, LOBSTERS, ETC.
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