The Entomologists Text book An Introduction to the Natural History Structure
The Entomologists Text book An Introduction to the Natural History Structure
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Dalman (Ueber die Palseaden oder die sogenannten Trilo- biter, Nurnberg, 1828), and the works therein referred to, must be consulted for the determination of the generic and specific characters of these singular animals.
125 CHAPTER III.
Class II. ARACHNIDA.
THE ARACHNIDA, MacLeay (Arachnides, Lamarck andLa- treille ; Arachnoida, Leach), compose a class of articulated animals, the name of which is derived from Arachne, under which the spiders, which are the chief species contained in it, were k...nown to the Greeks. The celebrated Cuvier, hav- ing by his invaluable discoveries in the comparative anatomy of the invertebrated animals, established the propriety of the removal of the Crustacea, as a class, from the apterous insects of Linnaeus, Aranea and the remaining genera (with the exception of Pulex) were shortly afterwards raised to a similar rank by Lamarck, under the name of Arachnides, having been previously regarded as a distinct order by Fabri- cius, under the name of Unogata, and by Latreille, under that of Acephala.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dalman (Ueber die Palseaden oder die sogenannten Trilo- biter, Nurnberg, 1828), and the works therein referred to, must be consulted for the determination of the generic and specific characters of these singular animals.
125 CHAPTER III.
Class II. ARACHNIDA.
THE ARACHNIDA, MacLeay (Arachnides, Lamarck andLa- treille ; Arachnoida, Leach), compose a class of articulated animals, the name of which is derived from Arachne, under which the spiders, which are the chief species contained in it, were k...nown to the Greeks. The celebrated Cuvier, hav- ing by his invaluable discoveries in the comparative anatomy of the invertebrated animals, established the propriety of the removal of the Crustacea, as a class, from the apterous insects of Linnaeus, Aranea and the remaining genera (with the exception of Pulex) were shortly afterwards raised to a similar rank by Lamarck, under the name of Arachnides, having been previously regarded as a distinct order by Fabri- cius, under the name of Unogata, and by Latreille, under that of Acephala.
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