Zoology for High Schools And Colleges
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Though producing sickness, pain, and swelling in the arm, the sting of the scorpion is seldom fatal.
The little false-scorpions (Chelifer, Fig. 314) often occur in books, under the bark of tre^s, and under stones. The whip- scorpion is confined to warm countries. Tlielyplionus gigan- teus Lucas occurs in New Mexico and Mexico. Its abdomen ends in a long lash-like appendage. Its bite is poisonous.
The harvest-men, or daddy-l®ng-legs, are common in dark places about houses. They feed on plant-lic...e. Our common species is Plialangium dorsatum Say.
Order 6. Araneina. — The spiders are always recogniza- ble by their spherical abdomen, attached by a slender pedicel to the head-thorax. They breathe, like the scorpions, both by lungs as well as by tracheaa, and the young resemble the parent in having four pairs of feet.
The development of the spider has some peculiarities not found in the higher insects. The egg undergoes total seg- mentation. The germ is somewhat worm-like, as in Fig.
315, then, as in G, the primitive band forms, with head and tail end much alike.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Though producing sickness, pain, and swelling in the arm, the sting of the scorpion is seldom fatal.
The little false-scorpions (Chelifer, Fig. 314) often occur in books, under the bark of tre^s, and under stones. The whip- scorpion is confined to warm countries. Tlielyplionus gigan- teus Lucas occurs in New Mexico and Mexico. Its abdomen ends in a long lash-like appendage. Its bite is poisonous.
The harvest-men, or daddy-l®ng-legs, are common in dark places about houses. They feed on plant-lic...e. Our common species is Plialangium dorsatum Say.
Order 6. Araneina. — The spiders are always recogniza- ble by their spherical abdomen, attached by a slender pedicel to the head-thorax. They breathe, like the scorpions, both by lungs as well as by tracheaa, and the young resemble the parent in having four pairs of feet.
The development of the spider has some peculiarities not found in the higher insects. The egg undergoes total seg- mentation. The germ is somewhat worm-like, as in Fig.
315, then, as in G, the primitive band forms, with head and tail end much alike.
What to read after Zoology for High Schools And Colleges?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A S Alpheus Spring Packard to read onlineMoreLess
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