Introduction to Zoology for the Use of Schools
Introduction to Zoology for the Use of Schools
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IV. Insectivora (insect-eating) Hedgehog, Shrew. V. Carnivora (flesh-eating) Lion, Tiger, Bear.
VI. Cetacea (whale-like) Whale, Porpoise.
VII. Pachydermata (thick-skinned) Elephant, Ehinoceros.
VIII. Euminantia (ruminating') Ox, Deer.
IX. Edentata (toothless) Sloth, Ant-eater.
X. Eodentia (gnawing Eat, Hare, Squirrel.
XI. Marsupiata (pouched) Opossum, Kangaroo.
It is quite impossible in any linear arrangement such as the * The principal change is the separation of the Bats (Cheiroptera) and the... Hedgehogs, &c. (hisectivora), from Cuvier' s order of " Camassiers, " or flesh-eating animals, and the elevation of those groups from the ranks of Families to that of distinct Orders. There are also changes with regard to the Marsupial animals.
f Professor Owen, in Cyclopaedia of Anatomy and Physiology; and G. R. Waterhouse, Esq. , in Magazine and Annals of Natural History.
380 INTRODUCTION TO ZOOLOGY.
above, where the several orders follow each in regular succes* sion, to convey an idea of the affinities which sometimes con- nect families that belong to orders widely separated in the scale.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IV. Insectivora (insect-eating) Hedgehog, Shrew. V. Carnivora (flesh-eating) Lion, Tiger, Bear.
VI. Cetacea (whale-like) Whale, Porpoise.
VII. Pachydermata (thick-skinned) Elephant, Ehinoceros.
VIII. Euminantia (ruminating') Ox, Deer.
IX. Edentata (toothless) Sloth, Ant-eater.
X. Eodentia (gnawing Eat, Hare, Squirrel.
XI. Marsupiata (pouched) Opossum, Kangaroo.
It is quite impossible in any linear arrangement such as the * The principal change is the separation of the Bats (Cheiroptera) and the... Hedgehogs, &c. (hisectivora), from Cuvier' s order of " Camassiers, " or flesh-eating animals, and the elevation of those groups from the ranks of Families to that of distinct Orders. There are also changes with regard to the Marsupial animals.
f Professor Owen, in Cyclopaedia of Anatomy and Physiology; and G. R. Waterhouse, Esq. , in Magazine and Annals of Natural History.
380 INTRODUCTION TO ZOOLOGY.
above, where the several orders follow each in regular succes* sion, to convey an idea of the affinities which sometimes con- nect families that belong to orders widely separated in the scale.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patterson Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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