Nature Readers: Sea-Side And Way-Side. No. 1-4
Nature Readers: Sea-Side And Way-Side. No. 1-4
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139 with the easy transition of carefully shaded colors, or the ascent of the scale from note to note. But this creative harmony began veiy long ago, and in the innumerable ages which have rolled by with their train of living things, many types have been lost. Enough remain to fill us with wonder and admiration, when we see how the organism of one crea- ture has been changed and adapted in some other succeeding animal.
We quoted in the last lesson the remark, " a bird is but a glorified reptile... " ; and, far apart in type as we might at first glance consider an eagle and a crocodile, or a lizard and a dove, it is not very difficult to trace, by the help of fossil forms, the similarity of organism and the steps in the process of change. Reptiles and birds belong to the class verte- brates ; the backbone is then the first distinguishing feature.
In the reptile, the spinal column with well-defined vertebrsB passes from the head to the tail. 1 In the bird we find the vertebrae of the neck well marked, and more numerous than in the reptile ; the shoulder-plates, breast-bone and hip-bones are largely developed, forming the box-like body of the bird, and embracing the backbone.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
139 with the easy transition of carefully shaded colors, or the ascent of the scale from note to note. But this creative harmony began veiy long ago, and in the innumerable ages which have rolled by with their train of living things, many types have been lost. Enough remain to fill us with wonder and admiration, when we see how the organism of one crea- ture has been changed and adapted in some other succeeding animal.
We quoted in the last lesson the remark, " a bird is but a glorified reptile... " ; and, far apart in type as we might at first glance consider an eagle and a crocodile, or a lizard and a dove, it is not very difficult to trace, by the help of fossil forms, the similarity of organism and the steps in the process of change. Reptiles and birds belong to the class verte- brates ; the backbone is then the first distinguishing feature.
In the reptile, the spinal column with well-defined vertebrsB passes from the head to the tail. 1 In the bird we find the vertebrae of the neck well marked, and more numerous than in the reptile ; the shoulder-plates, breast-bone and hip-bones are largely developed, forming the box-like body of the bird, and embracing the backbone.
What to read after Nature Readers: Sea-Side And Way-Side. No. 1-4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julia Mcnair Wright to read onlineMoreLess
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