Lessons in Zoölogy. Common Animal Forms
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A large oval spot on the first ring (Fig. 1, ea,) is the ear, one on each side. We think this a curious place for the ears, but remember that the lobster carries its ears in its small antennae.
The first ring of the abdomeD (Fig. 1, c^,) can be seen only on the back, as it doea not reach whoU; aroand the body, while in the male the ninth and tenth (Fig. 1, P, k^,) are mnch larger on the nnder side. It ia often said that the ovipaaitor consists of bat twu pairs of organs (Fig. 2, os^ and oa^,), ...probably becanae the third pair (Fig. 2, 05°,) are very small and not readily seen nnlesa the parts are distended. Neither are natoralisCa agreed as to the The Grasshopper. 85 eara. They are oertunly aenae-organs, bat may not be organe of heaiiog.
The collar behind the head at first almost deceives us into thinking it the whole of the thorax, bat we remem- ber just in time that the thorax bears all the legs, so this can be only the bank nf t,h
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A large oval spot on the first ring (Fig. 1, ea,) is the ear, one on each side. We think this a curious place for the ears, but remember that the lobster carries its ears in its small antennae.
The first ring of the abdomeD (Fig. 1, c^,) can be seen only on the back, as it doea not reach whoU; aroand the body, while in the male the ninth and tenth (Fig. 1, P, k^,) are mnch larger on the nnder side. It ia often said that the ovipaaitor consists of bat twu pairs of organs (Fig. 2, os^ and oa^,), ...probably becanae the third pair (Fig. 2, 05°,) are very small and not readily seen nnlesa the parts are distended. Neither are natoralisCa agreed as to the The Grasshopper. 85 eara. They are oertunly aenae-organs, bat may not be organe of heaiiog.
The collar behind the head at first almost deceives us into thinking it the whole of the thorax, bat we remem- ber just in time that the thorax bears all the legs, so this can be only the bank nf t,h
What to read after Lessons in Zoölogy. Common Animal Forms?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clarabel Gilman to read onlineMoreLess
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