South African Mammals a Short Manual for the Use of Field Naturalists Sportsme
South African Mammals a Short Manual for the Use of Field Naturalists Sportsme
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Ploughing.
[ s s. Ffi s z g O - r* ; F - . ' p Order UNGULATA.
This is a large order containing the true " hoofed " animals, and excluding under the more modern and generally accepted classification the Elephants and Rock Eabbits. The digits of the forefeet never exceed four in number, and the carpal and tarsal bones inter- lock. There are no clavicles.
There are three sub-orders, the Perissodactyla, con- taining the Tapirs, equine animals and Ehinoceri ; the Artiodactyla, containing the Pigs, ...Hippopotamidae, ruminant animals; and the Lipoterna, embracing certain extinct forms which need not concern us further.
Sub-Order PERiSSODACTYLA.
This group contains the Bhinoceri, equine animals and Tapirs (which last are not found in Africa). Middle toe larger than the others ; this may be the only functional digit, as in the case of the equines. Toes of the hind foot never more than three in number. Dorso-lumbar vertebrae 23 or more in the living forms. Premolar and molar teeth in a continuous series with massive crowns.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ploughing.
[ s s. Ffi s z g O - r* ; F - . ' p Order UNGULATA.
This is a large order containing the true " hoofed " animals, and excluding under the more modern and generally accepted classification the Elephants and Rock Eabbits. The digits of the forefeet never exceed four in number, and the carpal and tarsal bones inter- lock. There are no clavicles.
There are three sub-orders, the Perissodactyla, con- taining the Tapirs, equine animals and Ehinoceri ; the Artiodactyla, containing the Pigs, ...Hippopotamidae, ruminant animals; and the Lipoterna, embracing certain extinct forms which need not concern us further.
Sub-Order PERiSSODACTYLA.
This group contains the Bhinoceri, equine animals and Tapirs (which last are not found in Africa). Middle toe larger than the others ; this may be the only functional digit, as in the case of the equines. Toes of the hind foot never more than three in number. Dorso-lumbar vertebrae 23 or more in the living forms. Premolar and molar teeth in a continuous series with massive crowns.
What to read after South African Mammals a Short Manual for the Use of Field Naturalists Sportsme?
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