The Crayfish: An Introduction to the Study of Zoology.Huxley, Thomas Henry
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The Crayfish: An Introduction to the Study of Zoology.
Huxley, Thomas Henry
Crayfish; Zoology
Tergum, 96, 143
Terminal plates, 189
Terminology, scientific, 14
Testis, 129
structure of, 133
Thoracic appendages, 164
development of, 217
somites, 150
Thorax, 19, 141
Tissue, 175
Touch, organ of, 113
Transformism, 318
TREVIRANUS, referred to, 4
Tribe, 252
Trichobranchiæ, 263
_Troglocaris_, 337
V.
Valves of heart, 73
of stomach, 59
VAN HELMONT, quoted, 45
Variety, 290, 292
Vas deferens, 130
Vent, see Anus
_Vertebrata_, 284
eye of, 122, 125
Visual pyramid, 121
rod, 121
Vitelline membrane, 133
Vitellus, 133
Voluntary action, 112
VON DER MARCK, 317
W.
WARD, J., referred to, 354
WASSILIEW, quoted, 353
Whirlpool of life, 84
WILL, quoted, 353
WOOD-MASON, quoted, 44
Y.
Yelk, 133
Yelk-division, 205
Young of _Astacus_, newly hatched, characters of, 219
Z.
Zoæa stage of development, 280
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over ‹110›, in small text, and this fraction was followed by ‹th› in
regular sized text. Herein, both forms have been converted to a form
like this: ‹1‐30,000th› (e.g. from page 182), using the Unicode point
[u+2010 hyphen].
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simple list. Ditto marks and curly brackets were removed.
Page 74. The phrase ‹that it to say› was changed to ‹that is to say›.
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19, F).›.
Pages 228, 292. The word ‹develope› was changed to ‹develop›.
Page 282, Fig. 74. Left parenthesis was inserted before ‹The figures
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Pages 288, 368. The name ‹M’Intosh› appears on page 288, but this
name is spelled in the Index on page 368 with what would now be
represented by the Unicode character [ʻ U+02BB; MODIFIER LETTER
TURNED COMMA] in place of the right single quotation mark. U+02BB
is probably correct, but several current browsers don’t support this
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