Animal Life
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The brain is a large mass of nerve substance including a number of distinct nerve-centres, from which nerves are sent out, or into which they pass. Forming an im- portant part of the system of nerve organs are the organs of special sense, popularly known as five in number — Touch, Taste, Smell, Sight, Hearing. All these senses are due to certain impressions made on the nerves of the several organs, and by them transmitted to the brain, so that the animal may become conscious of them.
The spinal... cord may be considered as a double chain of ganglia connected together by intervening nerve sub- stance, extending from the medulla at the base of the brain.
From the brain, the medulla, and the spinal cord, nerves THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. 81 pass in pairs, one on each side, to all parts of the body ; and other nerves arising in the tissues, enter these nerve centres.
The in-going nerves are generally sensory nerves, and convey impressions from without to the spinal cord ; while out-going nerves are usually motor nerves, which cany directions from the centres to the tissues.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The brain is a large mass of nerve substance including a number of distinct nerve-centres, from which nerves are sent out, or into which they pass. Forming an im- portant part of the system of nerve organs are the organs of special sense, popularly known as five in number — Touch, Taste, Smell, Sight, Hearing. All these senses are due to certain impressions made on the nerves of the several organs, and by them transmitted to the brain, so that the animal may become conscious of them.
The spinal... cord may be considered as a double chain of ganglia connected together by intervening nerve sub- stance, extending from the medulla at the base of the brain.
From the brain, the medulla, and the spinal cord, nerves THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. 81 pass in pairs, one on each side, to all parts of the body ; and other nerves arising in the tissues, enter these nerve centres.
The in-going nerves are generally sensory nerves, and convey impressions from without to the spinal cord ; while out-going nerves are usually motor nerves, which cany directions from the centres to the tissues.
What to read after Animal Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Thomas Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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