The book of Nature Study volume 2
The book of Nature Study volume 2
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50. Caddis-worms, showing character- istic types of cases.
A SPRING ON THE MOOR (Photo by L. Newbigin. ) Note the occurrence of aquatic vegetation round the spring.
A POOL CONTAINING CADDIS-WORMS (Photo by L. Newbigin. ) The plants at the margin are Luzula, primroses and ferns.
THE ANIMALS OF THE FRESHWATER AQUARIUM in terity, in spite of the often heavy case which must be dragged behind them. Much as in the case of the hermit-crab (g. V. \ to which the caddis show certain analogies, the part o...f the body which can be extruded is covered with a firm coat, while the remainder is soft and delicate. Again, much as the hermit is fixed to its borrowed shell by a strong hook in the posterior region, so the caddis is fixed to its case by two posterior hook- like processes. In both cases, therefore, a direct attempt to extract the creature leads to disaster. In the caddis, however, the tube is open at the posterior as well as at the anterior end, and fishermen have long since found that the insertion of a blade of grass into the posterior end will cause the larva to relax its hold and leave its tube.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
50. Caddis-worms, showing character- istic types of cases.
A SPRING ON THE MOOR (Photo by L. Newbigin. ) Note the occurrence of aquatic vegetation round the spring.
A POOL CONTAINING CADDIS-WORMS (Photo by L. Newbigin. ) The plants at the margin are Luzula, primroses and ferns.
THE ANIMALS OF THE FRESHWATER AQUARIUM in terity, in spite of the often heavy case which must be dragged behind them. Much as in the case of the hermit-crab (g. V. \ to which the caddis show certain analogies, the part o...f the body which can be extruded is covered with a firm coat, while the remainder is soft and delicate. Again, much as the hermit is fixed to its borrowed shell by a strong hook in the posterior region, so the caddis is fixed to its case by two posterior hook- like processes. In both cases, therefore, a direct attempt to extract the creature leads to disaster. In the caddis, however, the tube is open at the posterior as well as at the anterior end, and fishermen have long since found that the insertion of a blade of grass into the posterior end will cause the larva to relax its hold and leave its tube.
What to read after The book of Nature Study volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J B John Bretland Farmer to read onlineMoreLess
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