The circulation in plants, in the lower animals, and in man

James Bell Pettigrew

Longmans, Green, and Company, 1908 - Biology

Contents

• THE CIRCULATION IN PLANTS IN THE LOWER ANIMALS: 425
• THE CIRCULATION IN ANIMALS Invertebrata: 459
• Undefined Forces of the CirculationSlowing and Quickening of the Circulation: 466
• THE FETAL CIRCULATION: 477
• Distribution of the Great Vessels in Reptiles Birds and Mammals: 493
• STRUCTURE OF THE HEART OF THE MAMMAL: 506
• Structure and Properties of Voluntary and Involuntary Muscles: 534
• Analogy between the Movements of the Thorax Abdomen and Heart: 544
• Intricate Structure of the Bicuspid and Tricuspid Valves in MammaliaRelations of the Chorda: 559
• THE GANGLIA AND NERVES OF THE HEART AND THEIR CONNECTION WITH: 569
• Microscopic Appearances presented by the Ganglia found on the Coronary Sinus and Cardiac: 577
• THE MOVEMENTS AND FUNCTIONS OF SENSITIVE INSECTIVOROUS CLIMBING: 586
• The Droseraceæ or Insectivorous Plants Proper: 593
• Sensitive Moving PlantsSpiral Climbing PlantsRevolving and Twisting Stems Tendrils: 605
• Design in Climbing Sensitive and Insectivorous Plants: 629
• Spiral Arrangements in the Vegetable Kingdom: 636
• Spiral Arrangements in the Animal Kingdom: 645
• SPIRAL FORMATIONS IN PLANTS: 658
• Spiral Climbing PlantsRevolving and Twisting of Stems Tendrils c: 669
• their Physiological Significance in Relation to Walking Swimming: 676
• THE ORIGIN OF SPECIESVARIOUS VIEWS: 682
• Consideration of the Theory of the Origin of Species by Means of Natural SelectionObjections: 689
• SPONTANEOUS GENERATIONAs Advocated by Professor Haeckel: 714
• Heredity and DescentTransmission of Peculiarities Natural and AcquiredFormation Use: 724
• THE FIRST APPEARANCE OF A NERVOUS SYSTEMTHE NERVOUS SYSTEM: 733
• Proofs that the Brain is the Organ Apparatus or Laboratory of the Mind: 767
• Reflex Action: 785
• CONSCIOUSNESS AND MEMORY: 811
• Consideration of the Argument for Design: 820
• The SenseOrgans as Bearing on Adaptation and Design: 833
• THE PHONOGRAPH AND TELEPHONE IN THEIR RELATIONS TO THE HUMAN: 855
• Reflex Action Instinct and Reason: 874
• Movement in Relation to IntelligenceDevelopment of Intelligence c: 890
• CONSTRUCTION OF THE DOUBLE HONEYCOMB OF THE DOMESTIC: 923
• Intelligence of Fishes Batrachians Reptiles and Birds: 935
• INTELLIGENCE OF MAMMALS: 957
• Intelligence of the Land Mammals in the Wild and Domesticated State: 964
• Man as a Separate Creation: 1013
• THE MUSCULAR AND OSSEOUS ARRANGEMENTS OF MAN AS BEARING: 1026
• Bones of the Chest and Shoulder Girdles which take part in the Swinging PendulumMovements of: 1035
• Lateral View of the Superficial Muscles of the Human Chest and Abdomen connected with Respiration: 1042
• THE BONES OF THE WRIST AND RIGHT HANDDORSAL SURFACE Human: 1048
• Longitudinal Section of the Soft and Hard Parts of the Foot Human: 1058
• Design as Displayed in the Muscular System generally: 1067

Bibliographic information

• Title: The circulation in plants, in the lower animals, and in man; Volume 2 of Design in Nature Illustrated by Spiral and Other Arrangements in the Inorganic and Organic Kingdoms: As Exemplified in Matter, Force, Life, Growth, Rhythms, &c., Especially in Crystals, Plants, and Animals. With Examples Selected from the Reproductive, Alimentary, Respiratory, Circulatory, Nervous, Muscular, Osseous, Locomotory, and Other Systems of Animals, James Bell Pettigrew
• Author: James Bell Pettigrew
• Publisher: Longmans, Green, and Company, 1908
• Original from: the University of Michigan
• Digitized: Jul 31, 2009