A Synopsis of Animal Classification
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Septibranchia Ctenidia reduced to muscular par- titions perforated by rows of gill slits and dividing the mantle cavity into two compartments.
X Silenia.
The following somewhat older classification of the Pelecypoda was based upon the presence or absence of a siphon and the conditions of the adductor muscles, a system which had the advantage of being appli- cable to the shells from which the soft parts have been removed, but which is not so fundamental morphologically as the present one.
Order ...i. Siphoniata With two posterior siphons, separate or fused. Edges of mantle often joined.
Sub-order I. Sinupalliata Siphons long and contractile. Pal- lial line with sinus.
X Mya, Venus, Solen.
Sub-order 2. Integripalliata.. Siphons short, not contractile. No pallial sinus, x Cyclas.
Order 2. Asiphonia Siphons absent.
Sub-order I. Homomyaria Anterior and posterior adductor muscles about equal, x Unto.
Sub-order 2. Heteromyaria. . .Anterior adductor very small.
X Mytilus.
Sub-order 3. Monomyaria Anterior adductor wanting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Septibranchia Ctenidia reduced to muscular par- titions perforated by rows of gill slits and dividing the mantle cavity into two compartments.
X Silenia.
The following somewhat older classification of the Pelecypoda was based upon the presence or absence of a siphon and the conditions of the adductor muscles, a system which had the advantage of being appli- cable to the shells from which the soft parts have been removed, but which is not so fundamental morphologically as the present one.
Order ...i. Siphoniata With two posterior siphons, separate or fused. Edges of mantle often joined.
Sub-order I. Sinupalliata Siphons long and contractile. Pal- lial line with sinus.
X Mya, Venus, Solen.
Sub-order 2. Integripalliata.. Siphons short, not contractile. No pallial sinus, x Cyclas.
Order 2. Asiphonia Siphons absent.
Sub-order I. Homomyaria Anterior and posterior adductor muscles about equal, x Unto.
Sub-order 2. Heteromyaria. . .Anterior adductor very small.
X Mytilus.
Sub-order 3. Monomyaria Anterior adductor wanting.
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