Illustrated Natural History : Comprising Descriptions of Animals, Birds, Fishes, Reptiles, Insects, Etc., With Sketches of Their Peculiar Habits And Characteristics
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The Chameleon lays eggs, many at once, of an oval shape, and covered with a white" skin, somewhat like parchment.
This species is chiefly found in Africa and Asia ; also in Spain, the isles of Bourbon, France, and Madagascar, in Fernando Po, and New South Wales.
320 VERTEBRATES The Crocodile is an inhabitant of the Old World, the Alligator of the New, and the two animals are best distinguished by the construction of the jaws. In the Crocodiles the lower canine teeth fit into a Tiotch in the edg...e of the upper jaw, and there is in consequence a contraction of the muzzle just behind the nostrils. The lower canine teeth of the Alligators fit into a 2nt in the edge of the upper jaw, and in consequence no contrac- tion is needed. At the hack of the throat is a valve completely shutting out water, but leaving the passage to the nostrils free, so The Crocodile.
•fiat the Crocodile can keep his mouth open when beneath the surface, without swallowing the water, or can hold his prey to drown under the water while he himself breathes at ease with his nostrils at thejurface.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Chameleon lays eggs, many at once, of an oval shape, and covered with a white" skin, somewhat like parchment.
This species is chiefly found in Africa and Asia ; also in Spain, the isles of Bourbon, France, and Madagascar, in Fernando Po, and New South Wales.
320 VERTEBRATES The Crocodile is an inhabitant of the Old World, the Alligator of the New, and the two animals are best distinguished by the construction of the jaws. In the Crocodiles the lower canine teeth fit into a Tiotch in the edg...e of the upper jaw, and there is in consequence a contraction of the muzzle just behind the nostrils. The lower canine teeth of the Alligators fit into a 2nt in the edge of the upper jaw, and in consequence no contrac- tion is needed. At the hack of the throat is a valve completely shutting out water, but leaving the passage to the nostrils free, so The Crocodile.
•fiat the Crocodile can keep his mouth open when beneath the surface, without swallowing the water, or can hold his prey to drown under the water while he himself breathes at ease with his nostrils at thejurface.
What to read after Illustrated Natural History : Comprising Descriptions of Animals, Birds, Fishes, Reptiles, Insects, Etc., With Sketches of Their Peculiar Habits And Characteristics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J G John George Wood to read onlineMoreLess
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