The Evolution of Man, Vol. 2 of 2: A Popular Exposition of the Principal Points of Human Ontogeny and Phylogeny (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

Ernst Haeckel

9780365319665: The Evolution of Man, Vol. 2 of 2: A Popular Exposition of the Principal Points of Human Ontogeny and Phylogeny (Classic Reprint)

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Cdomati from the Acmlomi. - Mantled Animals (tammie) and ohm'da-animsls (chordonia). - Seventh Stage: soft-worms (socie cido). - A Side Branch of the latter: the acorn-worm (balanc glosm). - Diﬂereutiation of the Intestinal Tube into Gill-intes tine and Stomach-intestine. - Eighth Stage: chorda-animals (char doais). - Ascidian Larva exhibits the Outline of a chords-animal. Ooustructiou of the Notochord. - Mantled Animals and Verte brates as Diverging Branches of chords-animala - Separation of Vertebrates from the other Higher Animal Tribes (articulated Animals, star-animals, Soft-bodied Animals). - Signi.ﬂcance of the Hetameric Formation. - Sknll-less Animals (amnia) and Stalled Animals - Ninth Ancestral Stage: Skull-less Animals. - Amphioxus and Primitive Vertebrate. - Development cl Skulled Animals (construction of the Head, Skull, and Brain) - Tenth Ancestral Stage Skulled Animals, allied to the Cyclostomi (lysi aoida and Petromysoaido)

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