Cassells Natural History volume 5
Cassells Natural History volume 5
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The great family of the Cones is characterised by the remarkably persistent form of their shells, being an inverted cone, with a very long and narrow mouth, and a sharp edged outer lip. Clothed in TRITON VARIEGATUM.
CONES AND VOLUTES.
1, Conns imperialis; 2, 3, 4, ammiralis ; 5, C. Nobilis ; 6, C. Gloria-maris ; 7, C. Textile ; 8, C. Geograplms ; 9, C. Tesselatus ; 10, Vuluta scapha ; 11, V. Musica ; 12, V. Vexillum ; 13, V. Cymbium ; 14, V. Undulata ; 15, V. Imperialis ; 16, V. Delessertii.
55... THE CONES.
201 a dull, yellowish-brown epidermis, they offer no peculiar attraction in the living state. But when this natural covering is removed, and the shells have been carefully cleaned by a skilled hand, we are struck by the extreme beauty and diversity of patterns and colours which they display.
"The Cones, " says Adams, "are principally inhabitants of the equatorial seas. Haunting the holes and fissures of rocks, and the labyrinths of coral-reefs, they lead a predatory life ; boring into the shells of other molluscs and sucking the juices of their bodies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The great family of the Cones is characterised by the remarkably persistent form of their shells, being an inverted cone, with a very long and narrow mouth, and a sharp edged outer lip. Clothed in TRITON VARIEGATUM.
CONES AND VOLUTES.
1, Conns imperialis; 2, 3, 4, ammiralis ; 5, C. Nobilis ; 6, C. Gloria-maris ; 7, C. Textile ; 8, C. Geograplms ; 9, C. Tesselatus ; 10, Vuluta scapha ; 11, V. Musica ; 12, V. Vexillum ; 13, V. Cymbium ; 14, V. Undulata ; 15, V. Imperialis ; 16, V. Delessertii.
55... THE CONES.
201 a dull, yellowish-brown epidermis, they offer no peculiar attraction in the living state. But when this natural covering is removed, and the shells have been carefully cleaned by a skilled hand, we are struck by the extreme beauty and diversity of patterns and colours which they display.
"The Cones, " says Adams, "are principally inhabitants of the equatorial seas. Haunting the holes and fissures of rocks, and the labyrinths of coral-reefs, they lead a predatory life ; boring into the shells of other molluscs and sucking the juices of their bodies.
What to read after Cassells Natural History volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P Martin Peter Martin Duncan to read onlineMoreLess
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