Elementary Zoology, Second EditionKellogg, Vernon L. (Vernon Lyman)
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Elementary Zoology, Second Edition
Kellogg, Vernon L. (Vernon Lyman)
Animals; Zoology
EXAMPLE: THE CRAYFISH (CAMBARUS SP.). Structure, 146.--Life-history
and habits, 146.
OTHER CRUSTACEANS.
Body form and structure, 147.--Water-fleas (_Cyclops_),
148.--Wood-lice (_Isopoda_), 150.--Lobsters, shrimps, and crabs
(Decapoda), 151.--Barnacles, 155.
XXI.--BRANCH ARTHROPODA (CONTINUED).
CLASS INSECTA: THE INSECTS.
EXAMPLE: THE RED-LEGGED LOCUST (MELANOPLUS FEMUR-RUBRUM). [Laboratory
exercise]. External structure, 157.--Life-history and habits, 161.
EXAMPLE: THE WATER-SCAVENGER BEETLE (HYDROPHILUS SP.) [Laboratory
exercise]. External structure, 163.--Internal structure,
166.--Life-history and habits, 169.
EXAMPLE: THE MONARCH BUTTERFLY (ANOSIA PLEXIPPUS) [Laboratory
exercise]. External structure, 171.--Life-history and habits, 175.
EXAMPLE: LARVA OF MONARCH BUTTERFLY [Laboratory exercise]. Structure,
177.
OTHER INSECTS.
Body form and structure, 181.--Development and life-history,
188.--Classification, 191.--Locusts, cockroaches, crickets, etc.
(Orthoptera), 192.--The dragon-flies and May-flies (Odonata and
Ephemerida), 194.--The sucking-bugs (Hemiptera), 197.--The flies
(Diptera), 201.--The butterflies and moths (Lepidoptera), 205.--The
beetles (Coleoptera), 206.--The ichneumon flies, ants, wasps, and bees
(Hymenoptera), 212.
CLASS MYRIAPODA: THE CENTIPEDS AND MILLIPEDS.
CLASS ARACHNIDA: THE SCORPIONS, SPIDERS, MITES, AND TICS.
XXII.--BRANCH MOLLUSCA: THE MOLLUSCS.
EXAMPLE: THE FRESH-WATER MUSSEL. (UNIO SP.) [Laboratory exercise].
Structure, 239.--Life-history and habits, 243.
OTHER MOLLUSCS.
Body form and structure, 245.--Development, 246.--Classification,
246.--Clams, scallops, and oysters (Pelecypoda), 246.--Snails, slugs,
nudibranchs, and "sea-shells" (Gastropoda), 252.--Squids,
cuttlefishes, and octopi (Cephalopoda), 255.
XXIII.--BRANCH CHORDATA: THE ASCIDIANS, VERTEBRATES,
ETC.
Structure of the vertebrates, 259.--Classification of the Chordata,
260.--The ascidians, 261.
XXIV.--BRANCH CHORDATA (CONTINUED).
CLASS PISCES: THE FISHES.
EXAMPLE: THE GOLDEN SUNFISH (EUPOMOTIS GIBBOSUS) [Laboratory
exercise]. External structure, 263.--Internal structure,
265.--Life-history and habits, 270.
OTHER FISHES.
Body form and structure, 271.--Development and life-history,
276.--Classification, 277.--The lancelets (Leptocardii), 277.--The
lampreys and hag-fishes (Cyclostomata), 278.--The true fishes
(Pisces), 279.--The sharks, skates, etc. (Elasmobranchii), 279.--The
bony fishes (Teleostomi), 281.--Habits and adaptations,
285.--Food-fishes and fish-hatcheries, 288.
XXV.--BRANCH CHORDATA (CONTINUED).
CLASS BATRACHIA: THE BATRACHIANS.
Body form and organization, 292.--Structure, 293.--Life-history and
habits, 295.--Classification, 297.--Mud-puppies, salamanders, etc.
(Urodela), 297.--Frogs and toads (Anura), 299.--Cœcilians
(Gymnophiona), 302.
XXVI.--BRANCH CHORDATA (CONTINUED).
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