Principles of Comparative Physiology

William Benjamin Carpenter

John Churchill, 1854 - Libraries--Special collections--Rare books - 770 pages

Contents

• CHAPTER I: 1
• Pterodactylus crassirostris XXVI: 4
• Group of Anatifa lævis XXIII: 14
• Hermospora transversalis LXIX: 22
• Marchantia polymorpha LXIX: 28
• General Survey of Animal Kingdom: 39
• Amaba princeps xxxv: 40
• Structure of Cyanaa aurita XXXVI: 48
• Anatomy of Holothuria tubulosa XXIII: 49
• Chitonellus and Chiton XVIII: 51
• Anatomy of Mactra XXXIV: 52
• Anatomy of Paludina vivipara XXII: 53
• Hyalæa Criseis and Clio XVIII: 54
• Laguncula repens xcv: 55
• Anatomy of Aplysia XXII: 58
• Anatomy of Strongylus gigas XI: 60
• Nephthys Hombergii xxIII: 61
• Iulus XXXIV: 63
• Section of the trunk of Melolontha vulgaris LXXXIV: 65
• Ideal Section of Sphinx ligustri LXIII: 68
• Anatomy of Cancer pagurus XXXIV: 69
• Inferior surface of Limulus moluccanus xxxiv: 70
• Diagram of Archetype Vertebral Skeleton LXV: 73
• Ideal Section of a Mammal LXIV: 75
• Oblique view of Vertebra of Cod LXXIV: 78
• Bimanus and Seps XXXIV: 80
• Emysaura Serpentina XXVII: 81
• Skeleton of Ichthyosaurus XXVI: 82
• Skull of Mososaurus XXI: 84
• Portion of jaw of Megalosaurus XXI: 85
• Lower jaw of Phascolotherium Bucklandii LXVII: 94
• Progress from General to Special in Development: 95
• Nicothoe astaci XCVI: 100
• Geological Succession of Organic Life: 107
• Ogygia Buchii XVII and Limulus moluccanus XXXIV: 108
• Homocercal and Heterocercal Tails of Fish: 109
• Skeleton of Palæotherium magnum XXI: 110
• Molar tooth of Mastodon xxI 1: 111
• Caryocrinites ornatus xv 112: 112
• Lingula anatina XVIII: 113
• Cephalaspis Lyellii: 114
• Skull of Labyrinthodon: 115
• Skeleton of Mylodon LXVI: 116
• CHAPTER II: 118
• Mutual Relations of Organic and Animal Functions: 125
• Sources of Demand for Aliment: 133
• Nature of the Alimentary Materials: 139
• Ingestion and Preparation of Aliment in Plants: 151
• Pitchers of Dischidia Rafflesiana c: 152
• Polygastric Animalcules according to Ehrenberg xxxv: 156
• Section of young branch of Alcyonium stellatum xxxIII: 157
• Digestive apparatus of Rhizostoma XXIII: 158
• Digestive apparatus of Thaumantias XXXVIII: 160
• Holothuria phantapus XXIII: 161
• Anatomy of Echinus lividus XXIII: 165
• Rotifer vulgaris XXXV: 166
• Compound stomach of Sheep: 168
• Portions of Campanularia gelatinosa natural size and magnified xciv: 170
• Sections of Alcyonian Polype XXXIII: 172
• Structure of Polycelis lævigatus LXXI: 173
• Cydippe pileus XL and Beroe Forskalii xxIII: 174
• Digestive apparatus of Annelida XXIII: 175
• Eolis Inca a Nudibranchiate Gasteropod 11: 176
• Digestive apparatus of Ammothea pycnogonoides LXX: 177
• Digestive apparatus of Common Fowl xxxiv: 179
• CHAPTER IV: 186
• Absorption in Vegetables: 193
• Absorption in Animals: 199
• Villi of Human Intestine: 201
• CHAPTER V: 212
• Longitudinal Section of Stem of Italian Reed LXXVIII: 214
• Laticiferous Vessels LXXXI: 218
• Circulation in Animals: 221
• Bloodvessels of Frogs foot XCIX: 223
• Formation of Capillaries in Tail of Tadpole L: 224
• Circulating apparatus of Terebella conchilega xxx: 232
• Circulating apparatus of Arenicola piscatorum xxx: 234
• Dorsal vessel of Scolopendra LXIII: 236
• Circulating system of Buthus LXIII: 240
• Heart of Mygale XXIII: 242
• Circulating system of Lobster XXVIII: 243
• Anatomy of Amaroucium proliferum xxIx: 246
• Circulating system of Salpa maxima XXIII: 248
• Circulating system of Pinna marina xxxII: 250
• Circulating system of Snail xxxIV: 252
• Circulating system of Octopus XXIII: 254
• Circulating system of Fish xxIII: 255
• Anatomy of Amphioxus LXIV: 257
• Circulating system of Lizard XXXIV: 259
• Respiratory Circulation in Tadpole XXXIV: 260
• The same in the perfect Frog XXXIV: 261
• Diagram of the Circulation in Birds and Mammals xxxIV: 263
• Vascular area of Fowls egg XCIX: 269
• Diagram of formation of great Arterial trunks in Fowl: 271
• Diagram of Circulation in Human Embryo CII: 275
• General Considerations: 280
• Respiration in Animals: 290
• Watervascular system of Tænia solium x1: 298
• CHAPTER VII: 339
• Exhalation in Animals: 346
• Nutrition in Vegetables: 360
• Nutrition in Animals: 379
• CHAPTER IX: 407
• Development of Kidney: 433
• Metastasis of Secretion: 439
• Distribution of Vessels of Kidney XIII: 443
• Evolution of Heat: 449
• Electric Apparatus of Torpedo LXXVI: 469
• CHAPTER XI: 472
• Generation and Development in Plants: 483
• Conjugation of Zygnema LI: 489
• Generative apparatus of Fucus platycarpus LXXXVI: 495
• Generative apparatus of Chara fætida LXXXI: 498
• Generative apparatus of Tremella mesenterica XCII: 501
• Development of Archegonia of Marchantia LXIX: 504
• Development of prothallium of Pteris LIV: 505
• More advanced prothallium of Pteris LIV: 506
• Development of Antheridia and Antherozoids of Pteris LIV: 508
• 505: 519
• Development of Embryo of Polypodium LIV: 521
• Fructification of Equisetum arvense LXIX: 522
• Generation and Development of Lycopodium XLIV: 525
• Generative apparatus of Coniferæ XLIV: 526
• Generation and Development in Animals: 528
• Gemmation of Hydra fusca xc: 545
• Generative apparatus of Actinia LXXXV: 546
• Development of Medusabuds from Perigonimus LXXV: 551
• Medusiform gemmæ of Campanularia XCIV: 552
• On the Laws of the Exercise of the Reproductive Function: 632
• CHAPTER XII: 640
• CHAPTER XIII: 648
• CHAPTER XIV: 709
• Of the Sense of Taste and its Instruments: 715
• Of the Sense of Sight and its Instruments: 725
• CHAPTER XV: 738

Bibliographic information

• Title: Principles of Comparative Physiology
• Author: William Benjamin Carpenter
• Edition: 4
• Publisher: John Churchill, 1854
• Original from: the New York Public Library
• Digitized: Oct 17, 2009
• Length: 770 pages