Elementary Zoology, Second Edition

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Kellogg, Vernon L. (Vernon Lyman), 1867-1937

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English

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QL: Science: Zoology

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Zoology

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41395

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November 17, 2012

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Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.ELEMENTARY ZOOLOGY — VERNON L. KELLOGG, M.S. — HENRY HOLT AND COMPANY
2. 2.PREFACE
3. 3.CONTENTS — PART I — STRUCTURE, FUNCTIONS, AND DEVELOPMENT OF ANIMALS — I.—THE STUDY OF ANIMALS AND THEIR LIFE. — II.—THE GARDEN TOAD ( Bufo Lentiginosus ). — III.—THE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONS OF THE ANIMAL BODY. — IV.—THE CRAYFISH ( Cambarus sp. ). — V.—THE MODIFICATION OF ORGANS AND FUNCTIONS. — VI.—AMŒBA AND PARAMŒCIUM. — VII.—THE SINGLE-CELLED ANIMAL BODY; PROTOPLASM AND THE CELL. — VIII.-CELLULAR STRUCTURE OF THE TOAD (OR FROG). — IX.—THE MANY-CELLED ANIMAL BODY; DIFFERENTIATION OF THE CELL. — X.—HYDRA. — XI.—THE SIMPLEST MANY-CELLED ANIMALS. — XII.—DEVELOPMENT OF THE TOAD. — XIII.—MULTIPLICATION AND DEVELOPMENT. — PART II — SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY — XIV.—THE CLASSIFICATION OF ANIMALS. — XV.—BRANCH PROTOZOA: THE ONE-CELLED ANIMALS. — XVI.—BRANCH PORIFERA: THE SPONGES. — XVII.—BRANCH CŒLENTERATA: THE POLYPS, SEA-ANEMONES, CORALS, AND JELLYFISHES. — XVIII.—BRANCH ECHINODERMATA: THE STARFISHES, SEA-URCHINS, SEA CUCUMBERS, ETC. — XIX.—BRANCH VERMES: THE WORMS. — XX.—BRANCH ARTHROPODA: THE CRUSTACEANS, CENTIPEDS, INSECTS, AND SPIDERS. — XXI.—BRANCH ARTHROPODA (CONTINUED). — XXII.—BRANCH MOLLUSCA: THE MOLLUSCS. — XXIII.—BRANCH CHORDATA: THE ASCIDIANS, VERTEBRATES, ETC. — XXIV.—BRANCH CHORDATA (CONTINUED). — XXV.—BRANCH CHORDATA (CONTINUED). — XXVI.—BRANCH CHORDATA (CONTINUED). — XXVII.—BRANCH CHORDATA (CONTINUED). — XXVIII.—BRANCH CHORDATA (CONTINUED). — PART III — ANIMAL ECOLOGY — XXIX.—THE STRUGGLE FOR EXISTENCE, ADAPTATION, AND SPECIES-FORMING. — XXX.—SOCIAL AND COMMUNAL LIFE, COMMENSALISM, AND PARASITISM. — XXXI.—COLOR AND PROTECTIVE RESEMBLANCES. — XXXII.—THE DISTRIBUTION OF ANIMALS. — APPENDICES — EQUIPMENT AND METHODS — APPENDIX I.—EQUIPMENT AND NOTES OF PUPILS. — APPENDIX II.—LABORATORY EQUIPMENT AND METHODS. — APPENDIX III.—REARING ANIMALS AND MAKING COLLECTIONS.
4. 4.STRUCTURE, FUNCTIONS, AND DEVELOPMENT OF ANIMALS — CHAPTER I — THE STUDY OF ANIMALS AND THEIR LIFE — CHAPTER II — THE GARDEN TOAD ( Bufo lentiginosus ) — LABORATORY EXERCISE — CHAPTER III — THE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTIONS OF THE ANIMAL BODY — CHAPTER IV — THE CRAYFISH ( Cambarus sp.) — LABORATORY EXERCISE — CHAPTER V — THE MODIFICATION OF ORGANS AND FUNCTIONS — CHAPTER VI — AMŒBA AND PARAMŒCIUM — LABORATORY EXERCISE — CHAPTER VII — THE SINGLE-CELLED ANIMAL BODY.—PROTOPLASM AND THE CELL — CHAPTER VIII — CELLULAR STRUCTURE OF THE TOAD (OR FROG) — LABORATORY EXERCISE — CHAPTER IX — THE MANY-CELLED ANIMAL BODY.—DIFFERENTIATION OF THE CELL — CHAPTER X — HYDRA — LABORATORY EXERCISE — CHAPTER XI — THE SIMPLEST MANY-CELLED ANIMALS — CHAPTER XII — DEVELOPMENT OF THE TOAD — FIELD AND LABORATORY EXERCISE — CHAPTER XIII — MULTIPLICATION AND DEVELOPMENT.—MULTIPLICATION OF ONE-CELLED ANIMALS
5. 5.SYSTEMATIC ZOOLOGY — CHAPTER XIV — THE CLASSIFICATION OF ANIMALS — AN EXAMPLE OF CLASSIFICATION. — CHAPTER XV — BRANCH PROTOZOA: THE ONE-CELLED ANIMALS — BELL ANIMALCULE ( Vorticella sp.) — OTHER PROTOZOA — CHAPTER XVI — BRANCH PORIFERA: THE SPONGES — THE FRESH-WATER SPONGE ( Spongilla sp.) — A CALCAREOUS OCEAN-SPONGE ( Grantia sp.) (fig. 7 , D, E, F.) — A COMMERCIAL SPONGE — OTHER SPONGES — CHAPTER XVII — BRANCH CŒLENTERATA: THE POLYPS, SEA-ANEMONES, CORALS, AND JELLYFISHES — OTHER POLYPS, SEA-ANEMONES, CORALS, AND JELLYFISHES — CHAPTER XVIII — BRANCH ECHINODERMATA: STARFISHES, SEA-URCHINS, SEA-CUCUMBERS — STARFISH ( Asterias sp.) — THE SEA-URCHIN ( Strongylocentrotus sp.) — OTHER STARFISHES, SEA-URCHINS, SEA-CUCUMBERS, ETC. — CHAPTER XIX — BRANCH VERMES: [8] THE WORMS — THE EARTHWORM ( Lumbricus sp.). — OTHER WORMS. — CHAPTER XX — BRANCH ARTHROPODA: CRUSTACEANS, CENTIPEDS, INSECTS, AND SPIDERS — Class Crustacea: Crayfishes, Crabs, Lobsters, Etc. — THE CRAYFISH ( Cambarus sp.) — OTHER CRUSTACEANS. — CHAPTER XXI — BRANCH ARTHROPODA ( continued ); CLASS INSECTA: THE INSECTS — THE LOCUST ( Melanoplus sp.) — THE GREAT WATER-SCAVENGER BEETLE ( Hydrophilus sp.) — THE MONARCH BUTTERFLY ( Anosia plexippus ) — LARVA OF MONARCH BUTTERFLY ( Anosia plexippus ) — OTHER INSECTS — Class Myriapoda: The Myriapods, or Centipeds and Millipeds. — Class Arachnida: The Scorpions, Spiders, Mites, and Ticks. — CHAPTER XXII — MOLLUSCA: THE MOLLUSCS — THE FRESH-WATER MUSSEL ( Unio sp.) — OTHER MOLLUSCS. — CHAPTER XXIII — BRANCH CHORDATA: THE VERTEBRATES, ASCIDIANS, ETC. — CHAPTER XXIV — BRANCH CHORDATA ( Continued ): CLASS PISCES (THE FISHES) — THE GOLDEN SUNFISH OR PUMPKIN SEED ( Apomotis sp.) — OTHER FISHES. — CHAPTER XXV — BRANCH CHORDATA ( Continued ). CLASS BATRACHIA: THE BATRACHIANS — OTHER BATRACHIANS. — CHAPTER XXVI — BRANCH CHORDATA ( Continued ). CLASS REPTILIA: THE SNAKES, LIZARDS, TURTLES, CROCODILES, ETC. — THE GARTER SNAKE ( Thamnophis sp.) — OTHER REPTILES. — CHAPTER XXVII — BRANCH CHORDATA ( Continued ). CLASS AVES: THE BIRDS — THE ENGLISH SPARROW ( Passer domesticus ) — OTHER BIRDS. — CHAPTER XXVIII — BRANCH CHORDATA ( Continued ). CLASS MAMMALIA: THE MAMMALS — THE MOUSE ( Mus musculus ) — OTHER MAMMALS
6. 6.ANIMAL ECOLOGY — CHAPTER XXIX — THE STRUGGLE FOR EXISTENCE, ADAPTATION, AND SPECIES-FORMING — CHAPTER XXX — SOCIAL AND COMMUNAL LIFE, COMMENSALISM AND PARASITISM — CHAPTER XXXI — COLOR AND PROTECTIVE RESEMBLANCES — CHAPTER XXXII — THE DISTRIBUTION OF ANIMALS
7. 7.EQUIPMENT AND METHODS
8. 8.APPENDIX I — EQUIPMENT AND NOTES OF PUPILS
9. 9.APPENDIX II — LABORATORY EQUIPMENT AND METHODS
10. 10.APPENDIX III — REARING ANIMALS AND MAKING COLLECTIONS
11. 11.INDEX — FOOTNOTES:
12. 12.Transcriber's Notes:

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