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Papil'la (pl. papillæ): a small nipple-like process, as the papillæ of the

skin or tongue.

Parasite: 93.

Parthenogĕn'esis: 35.

Pělǎg'ic: inhabiting the surface of mid-ocean. 160.

Pharynx: 42.

Physiology: 39.

Plǎt'yrrhine: broad-nosed; said of the New-World monkeys.

Pluteus: 59.

Polygamous said of animals in which a single male mates with sev

eral females: 35.

Polymorphism: 24.

Pol'yp: 21.

Post-embryonic: 49

Præco cial (pre-co'-shal): 79.

Prěd'atory feeding on other animals.

Prō'polis: 84.

Protective resemblance: 107.

Prō toplasm: 2.

Proventriculus: 42.

Pseudopod: 4.

Psy chic: 140.

Pu'pa: 57.

Reason: 139.

Recognition mark: 77, 115.

Rěc'tum: 42.

Reflex action: 127.

Reproduction: 67.

Respiration: 4.

Reticulum: 42.

Rět ina: 123.

Ru'men: 42.
Ru'minant: 42.

Salī'va: 42.

Sensation: 67.

Sensorium: 126.

Silica: the mineral of which quartz, sand, flint, etc., are composed.

Spawn, v.: to lay eggs.

Specialization: 41.

Species: 151.

Sperm cell: 20.

Spiracle: one of the breathing openings of an insect situated on the side of the abdomen or thorax.

Spon'gin: 20.

Stimulus (pl. stimuli): that which excites action in plant or animal tissue.

Stra'ta: layers, usually said of rocks.

Strídula tion: 122.

Sub-species: 151.

Symbiosis: 90.

Tactile referring to the sense of touch. 118.

Tadpole: 58.

Těn'tacle: a protruding flexible process or appendage, usually of the head of invertebrate animals, being used as an organ of touch, prehension, or motion.

Těrmitŏph'ilous: said of insects inhabiting the nests of termites.

Vǎc'uole: a minute cavity containing air, water, or a chemical secretion of the protoplasm, found in an organ, tissue, or cell.

Vestig'ial: 82.

Vis'cera: the organs in the great cavities of the body, commonly used for the organs in the abdominal cavity.

Yōlk (yōk): 48.

Zoē'a: 59.

Zōogeography: 147.

Zō oid: one of the more or less independent members of a colonial or

compound organism.

Zōŏl'ogist: a student of animals.

INDEX

Abomasum, 68.

Angler, deep-sea (illus.), 124.

Actinocephalus oligacanthus (ill.), Animals, life of simplest, 1; many-

14.

Adaptations, 113, 123; classifica-
tion of, 123; concerned with sur-
roundings, 143; degree of struc-
tural change in, 146; for defense
of young, 137; for rivalry, 135;
for self-defense, 128; for secur-
ing food, 125; origin of, 123.
Agassiz's cave-fish (illus.), 282.

celled, 2; one-celled, 2; slightly
complex, 24.

Anosia plexippus, metamorphosis
of (illus.), 92; mimicked by Ba-
silarchia archippus (illus.), 219.
Antenna of cray-fish (illus.), 233;
of leaf-eating beetle (illus.), 230.
Antennæ, specialized, of prome-
thea moth (illus.), 231.

Albula vulpes, metamorphosis of Antrostomus vociferus (illus.), 203.

(illus.), 98.

Alimentary canal, 66; of cock-
roach (illus.), 73; of earthworm
(illus.), 71; of flatworm (illus.),
70; of Holothurian (illus.), 70;
of mussel (illus.), 72; of Obelia
(illus.), 69; of ox (illus.), 67; of
Planaria (illus.), 70; of sea-
cucumber (illus.), 70.
Alligator (illus.), 290.
Alluring coloration, 216.
Alternation of generations, 42.
Altricial, 140.
Amaba, 5.

Amaba polypodia (illus.), 8.
Anatomy, 64.

Andrena, nest of (illus.), 160.
Andricus californicus, galls of
(illus.), 143.

Ants (illus.), 155.
Anus, 68.

Appearance, terrifying, 212.
Arctic realm, 297.
Area, faunal, 296.
Artificial selection, 120.
Atoll (illus.), 44.
Auditory organ of cray-fish (illus.),
233; of cricket (illus.), 234; of
grasshopper (illus.), 234; of mol-
lusk (illus.), 233; of mosquito (il-
lus.), 235.

Auditory organs, 232.
Australian realm, 303.

Barbadoes earth, 19.

Barnacle, adult and larva (illus.),
195; metamorphosis of (illus.),
101.

Barrier, mountains a, to distribu- | Canal, alimentary, 66.

tion, 293; sea a, to distribution,
288; temperature a, to distribu-
tion, 290.

Barriers affecting fresh-water ani-
mals, 294; effect of, 283; species
debarred by, 274; to distribu-
tion, character of, 288.
Basilarchia archippus mimicking
Anosia plexippus (illus.), 219.
Bassalian fauna, 305.
Beavers, nest of (illus.), 269.
Beetle, larva of (illus.), 146.
Beetles, lady-bird (illus.), 214.
Bird, egg of (illus.), 79.
Bird-louse (illus.), 188.
Bird of paradise (illus.), 58.

Birds, nest-making habits of, 264.
Birth, 78.

Cankerworm-moth (illus.), 59.
Care of young of mammals, 268.
Carpenter-bee, nest of (illus.), 160.
Caterpillar parasitized (illus.), 189,
(illus.), 190.

Cave blind-fish (illus.), 282.
Cecropia (illus.), 141.

Cell, animal, 2; egg, 21, 56; plant,
2; products, 3; wall, 3.
Cells, brood, of honey-bee (illus.),
152; nerve, 240; reproductive,
29, 55.

Cellulose, 24, 27.

Centiped (illus.), 130.

Cerura, larva of (illus.), 216.
Chalk, 18.

Chick, embryonic stages of (illus.),

87.

Bittern, nestlings of (illus.), 246, Chitin, 91.

247.

Blastoderm, 82.

Blastula, 82.

Brain, 241.

Budding, 13.

Bumble-bee, 159, (illus.), 161.

Bush-tit, nest of California (illus.),
270.

Butterfly, egg of (illus.), 79; mon-
arch, metamorphosis of (illus.),
92.

Cæcum, 68.

Calcolynthus porimigenius (illus.),

33.

Calf, taste buds of (illus.), 229.
Callorhinus alascanus (illus.),

136.

Camponotus (illus.), 155.

Canada jay (illus.), 138.

bution of (illus.), 273.

Chlorophyll, 24.

Chologaster agassizi (illus.), 282.
Chologaster avitus (illus.), 282.
Chromatophore, 24.

Chromosome, 3.

Chrysalid of butterfly, showing
protective resemblance (illus.),
206.
Chrysalis, 93.

Chyle, 68.
Cilia, 9.
Cleavage, 82.

Climate, influencing distribution,
291; instincts of, 248.
Clouded skipper butterfly, distri-
bution of (illus.), 273.
Coccidium oviforme (illus.), 14.
Cockroach, alimentary canal of
(illus.), 73; egg case of (illus.),
140.

Canadian skipper butterfly, distri- Cocoon of Cecropia moth (illus.),

141.

Colon, 68.

Dead-leaf butterfly (illus.), 211.

Colonial jelly-fishes, 45; Protozoa, Death, 103.

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Deep-sea angler (illus.), 124.
Defense of the young, adaptations
for, 137.

Degeneration, causes of, 197, 198;
human, 200; through quiescence,
193.
Desiccation, 104.
Development, 78; continuity of,
83; divergence of, 84; embry-
onic, 80; first stages in (illus.),
81; laws of, 86; metamorphic,
90; of flounder (illus.), 100; of
locust (illus.), 91; of vertebrates,
(illus.), 87; post-embryonic, 80;
significance of facts of, 89.
Diapheromera femorata (illus.),
209.
Differentiation, 41; of structure,

64.
Dimorphism, 42; sex, 58.

Cottony cushion scale (illus.), 142. Diodon hystrix (illus.), 134.
Courtship, instincts of, 248.
Crab, metamorphosis of (illus.), 97;

with sea-anemone (illus.), 177.
Cray-fish, auditory organ of (illus.),
233.

Cricket, auditory organ of (illus.),
234.

Cricket, mole (illus.), 146.

Crinoid (illus.), 305.

Crop, 71.

Crowd of animals, 114.

Crustaceans, adults and larvæ

(illus.), 195.

Dismal Swamp fish (illus.), 282.
Distribution, character of barriers,
to, 288; geographical, 272; in-
fluenced by climate, 291; laws
of, 274; modes of, 296; moun-
tains a barrier to, 293; of Cana-
dian Skipper butterfly (illus.),
273; of clouded Skipper butter-
fly (illus.), 273; of Erynnis mani-
toba (illus.), 273; sea a barrier
to, 288; temperature a barrier
to, 290.
Diverticula, 74.

Cteniza californica, nest of (illus.), Division of labor, 22, 168.

261.

Cycle, life, 78.

Cypselurus (illus.), 131.

Cyst, 15.

Cytoplasm, 3.

Dog, pointer (illus.), 256.
Dragon-fly, eye of (illus.), 239.
Duck, Arctic black (illus.), 137.
Duodenum, 68.

Duration of life, 101.

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