Elements of Zoology
Elements of Zoology
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The nostrils are upon the top of the head, and form blow-holes through which vapor, not water* is forced. The jaws of * This error is found in many works, but the whale no more spouts water through its nostrils than can a human being. The so-called spouting is vapor, the moisture of the breath and mucus frofn the nostrils.
22 3 io BACKBONED ANIMALS, whales are either armed with conical teeth or plates of fibrous matter called whalebone. The amount of blood in the whale is enormous ; the aorta o...r great artery from the heart being alone one foot across, and probably at every pulsation of the great heart ten or fifteen gallons of blood are thrown out, The cetaceans range in size from FlG. 335. Whits whala (Beluga catodon], a cetacean that has been carried alive from America to England by steamer, covered with sea-weed and dashed frequently with water.
the porpoise, three to five feet long, to the rorqual, one hundred and three feet in length.
Toothed Whales (Delphinoidea). This group in- cludes the dolphins, porpoises, white whales, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The nostrils are upon the top of the head, and form blow-holes through which vapor, not water* is forced. The jaws of * This error is found in many works, but the whale no more spouts water through its nostrils than can a human being. The so-called spouting is vapor, the moisture of the breath and mucus frofn the nostrils.
22 3 io BACKBONED ANIMALS, whales are either armed with conical teeth or plates of fibrous matter called whalebone. The amount of blood in the whale is enormous ; the aorta o...r great artery from the heart being alone one foot across, and probably at every pulsation of the great heart ten or fifteen gallons of blood are thrown out, The cetaceans range in size from FlG. 335. Whits whala (Beluga catodon], a cetacean that has been carried alive from America to England by steamer, covered with sea-weed and dashed frequently with water.
the porpoise, three to five feet long, to the rorqual, one hundred and three feet in length.
Toothed Whales (Delphinoidea). This group in- cludes the dolphins, porpoises, white whales, etc.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Frederick Holder to read onlineMoreLess
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