Facts And Arguments for Darwin
Facts And Arguments for Darwin
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The "true Fishes" are divided by him into Otenoids Digitized by Google ghap.x. classification. 107 and Cycloids, according as the posterior margin of their scales is denticulated or smooth, a circumstance the importance of which to the animal must be infinitely small, in comparison to the peculiarities of the dentition, formation of the fins, number of vertebrae, &c.
And, to return to our Class of the Crustacea, has any particular attention been paid in their classification to the distinctions ...prevailing in the ^^most essential organs " ? For instance, to the nervous system ? In the Corycseidae, Claus found all the ventral ganglia fused together into a single broad mass, and in the Calanidae a long ventral chain of ganglia, — the former, therefore, in this respect resembling the Spider Crabs and the latter the Lobster; but no one would dream on this account of supposing that there was a relationship be- tween the Corycaeidse and the Crabs, or the Calanidse and the Lobsters. — Or to the organs of circulation ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The "true Fishes" are divided by him into Otenoids Digitized by Google ghap.x. classification. 107 and Cycloids, according as the posterior margin of their scales is denticulated or smooth, a circumstance the importance of which to the animal must be infinitely small, in comparison to the peculiarities of the dentition, formation of the fins, number of vertebrae, &c.
And, to return to our Class of the Crustacea, has any particular attention been paid in their classification to the distinctions ...prevailing in the ^^most essential organs " ? For instance, to the nervous system ? In the Corycseidae, Claus found all the ventral ganglia fused together into a single broad mass, and in the Calanidae a long ventral chain of ganglia, — the former, therefore, in this respect resembling the Spider Crabs and the latter the Lobster; but no one would dream on this account of supposing that there was a relationship be- tween the Corycaeidse and the Crabs, or the Calanidse and the Lobsters. — Or to the organs of circulation ?
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