Elements of Medical Zoology
Elements of Medical Zoology
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THE genus Ascaris was established by Linnaeus. The term 1 is especially applicable to the Oocyurus* which, unfortunately for the etymology of the subject, is no longer associated with the present group.
1. ASCABIS LUMBEICOIDES. A. Ffiffas, Goeze, Fusaria Itm- bricoides, Zeder. This species is one of the commonest and best known of the Helmintha. It is noticed by the most ancient writers. The first inquirers gave this animal the name of Lumbricus teres, and regarded it as identical with the Eart...h worm, or Lumbricus terrestris. They supposed it was the same worm, which, having been accidentally introduced into the alimentary canal, had become modified by its change of resi- dence. The Lumbricus terrestris is, however, an animal having a far higher grade of organization.
The following are the characteristic differences of the two animals : Ascaris. Lumbricus.
1. Body without seta?. 1. Body with eight rows of setae.
2. Movements very slight. 2. Movements active.
3. Mouth with three tuber- 3.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE genus Ascaris was established by Linnaeus. The term 1 is especially applicable to the Oocyurus* which, unfortunately for the etymology of the subject, is no longer associated with the present group.
1. ASCABIS LUMBEICOIDES. A. Ffiffas, Goeze, Fusaria Itm- bricoides, Zeder. This species is one of the commonest and best known of the Helmintha. It is noticed by the most ancient writers. The first inquirers gave this animal the name of Lumbricus teres, and regarded it as identical with the Eart...h worm, or Lumbricus terrestris. They supposed it was the same worm, which, having been accidentally introduced into the alimentary canal, had become modified by its change of resi- dence. The Lumbricus terrestris is, however, an animal having a far higher grade of organization.
The following are the characteristic differences of the two animals : Ascaris. Lumbricus.
1. Body without seta?. 1. Body with eight rows of setae.
2. Movements very slight. 2. Movements active.
3. Mouth with three tuber- 3.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Moquin Tandon to read onlineMoreLess
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