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 . A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Economic. Pig. 145.âDevelopment of a Tunicate. A, Larva of Botryllus, greatly enlarged: a, processes for attachment; &, primitive cells from which digestive organs develop; d, eye-spot; e, entrance to branchial sac; /. external test; g, large cells forming central axis, b, Portion of tail, enlarged: h, central axis, c, Another larva, d, Diagrammatic cross-section of the tail: p, p, fins; h, central axis; g, cellular, and/, external sheath. (Nicholson.) In AmpMoxus (fig. 146) we have a permanent dorsal nervous system and notochord, this latter
 . The diseases of poultry. 146 PISKASl-S OK I'Ori.TRV The e<^g advaucc-s into the more glandular and vas- cular part of the oviduct and here two otlier layers of albumen are secreted and deposited upon it. Each of these is thinner and more watery than the one which preceded. When the narrow part of tl:e oviduct is reached, two denser layers of albumen are excreted forming the mcmbrana piilaininis. Enclosed in this manner, having acquired its ovate form and with the. Fig-. 37.—Section of fowl's eg-g-; «, shell:/', tnenibrana putaminis; ir^ laversof soft albumen; ./. clialaziv; <-, cicatr
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 . A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Economic. 232 DIPTERA OR TRUE FLIES.. The Hen-plea (Pulbx avium). The Hen-flea is often very troublesome in fowl-roosts. It is a species common to all birds, and is dark-brown in colour. We find them most abundantly in dirty fowl-nests, especially where the houses are damp and badly ventilated and lighted. Hen- fleas live in the nests, where in the corners and crevices the nits are deposited, the larvae and pupae being found amongst the straw, feathers, and dung in the nests. They feed off the birds of a night, sucking their blood, and produce gr
 . A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Agricultural; Zoology, Economic. 288 SKELETON OF THE HORSE. numher. This is the general number in all mammals ; even the long neck of the giraffe has only the same number as the short neck of the pig,' The cen'ical vertebrae are cubical in form, the first two being modified. The first is known as the atJcL--< (fig. 151), which is .simply a bony ring with which the skull articu- lates in front; there is no centrum to this ver-. tebra at all. The second. Fig. 150.—Axiy. (Luteral view.) 1, Superior spinous process ; '2, odontoid jiro cess ; 3, in
 . this mixture may be introduced into the nasal pas- sages with a small feather. In case the larvae of the Coleopiera attack the young pigeons, the houses should be cleaned as thoroughly as possible, in the manner which has been specified, and the nests and floor should be strewn with a mixture of equal parts of pine sawdust and sand. When the Argas or pigeon tick is introduced upon a premises it must be de- stro3'ed by every possible means. The ticks should be carefully picked from the birds so that the head (ros- trum) will not be left in the wound. They should then The infested pigeon-cotes
 . A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Economic. 286 SKELETON 01? THE HOESE.. B, 1 i ? r. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Theobald, Frederick Vincent, 1868-1930. Edinburgh and London, W. Blackwood and sons
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 . A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Economic. 354 BRITISH BIRDS. 1. Colymbiformes. Grbbes and Divers. The Grebes and Divers call for little comment here ; they are included in the two families Podicipedidm and Oolymbidce respectively. Of these we need only deal with the first mentioned. The Grebes (Podicipedidoe) are characterised by their short wings, with the first three primary feathers nearly equal and the longest in the wing, by the absence of any tail, by the elongated conical form of the bill, and by the structure of the foot, which is known as a "split-swimming foot&qu
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 . Dans la grande forêt de l'Afrique centrale. Mon voyage au Congo et à la Mongala en 1896. Botany. 10 Chapitre Premier besogne, on avait engagé un grand nombre de travailleurs qui nous accompagnaient dans une pirogue amarrée au vapeur. (V. pi. 1G.) En amonl du Stanley-PooJ, le Congo coule au milieu de longues chaînes de collines, couvertes de forêts dans leur partie inférieure et de brousse sur leurs sommets arrondis. Dans cette partie du fleuve, resserrée entre les montagnes rive- raines et à laquelle les Européens donnent le nom de « canal », un vent violent souille souvent pendant
 . The diseases of poultry. DISKASKS OF POULTKV. 175 inj;- loose boards and thus uncovering the parasites that the extent of the plague can be appreciated. It should be remembered at all times that the external animal parasites are the most common and frequent cause of trou- ,?#'Sx^^^ hie in the poultry-5^ard and Wii)^^^_ pigeon-cote. If the birds are not thriving and conducting lititiiJi^^aa^, ^^ themselves satisfactorily, look fetaia©:f^ for these pests, take measures I ' ^^^^^! to repress them, and in most ^fi$ti3|M,i cases the results will be sur- / Wj^I^ prising and gratifying. When anythi
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 . A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Economic. 378 BRITISH BIEDS. long bills, which may be straight or curved; the three forward toes may be partially webbed as in the Avocet {Recurvirostra avocetta), or lobed as in the Phalaropes (Phcdaropus), or united at their base by webbing as in the Curlew {Numenius arqmta),'. Fig. 190.—SooLOPAom^ A, Leg and foot of Curlew; e, Head of Snipe; c, Beak of Avocet. (Nicholson.) but many are free. The legs are usually long and slender and adapted to wading (fig. 190). The basal webbing of the foot is not shown in the fisure. G-DLLS AND Teens (Gavi^)
 . Die Sammlungen des kaukasischen Museums. Zoology. . Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Tbilisi (Georgia). Kavkazskii muzei i Tiflisskaia publichnaia biblioteka; Radde, Gustav, 1831-1903. Tiflis : Typographie der Kanzelei des Landeschefs
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 . Contributions from the New York Botanical Garden. Plants. Bull. Turkey Club Volume 31, plate 25. MACROPHLOMA AND DIPLOPIA. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. New York Botanical Garden. New York : The Garden
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 . Dans la grande forêt de l'Afrique centrale. Mon voyage au Congo et à la Mongala en 1896. Botany. 14 Chapitre Premier variés. Y. pi. 23-26.) Plus en aval du fleuve, on rencontre un village d'indigènes et une mission américaine. Un autre village plus considérable s'étend depuis la facto- rerie de la Société du Haut-Congo jusque dans le voisinage de Coquilhatville. Les habitants de ce village, appelés comme le village même Wangata (ou Wangatta), ont pour la plupart le type nègre grossier avec le nez épaté et les lèvres épaisses; cependant on rencontre aussi, notamment parmi les h
 . Album des orchidées de l'Europe centrale et septentrionale. PI. XXIV. Limodorum abortivum, Sw. Limodore violet. Lunodore Orchis. Unechter Diiigel. Europe centrale et orientale, dans les bois de pins qfI les pentes légèrement boiséeS' Mai-juin. ?"?. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Correvon, Henry, 1854-1939. Genève, Librairie Georg
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 . Dans la grande forêt de l'Afrique centrale. Mon voyage au Congo et à la Mongala en 1896. Botany. 38 Chapitre IF En continuant notre route vers le nord, nous traversâmes la croupe large d'une colline basse et assez sèche, couverte de hautes futaies, et, après une marche de sept heures, nous atteignîmes le village de ftfukamba. Peu après, nous rencon- trâmes un groupe de trois villages qui portent le nom de Mond j erengi (ou Monkerenke). Au delà de cette localité se suivent à peu de distance les villages de M (il n 1 u, O polo, Congo fou Gundji)et Masanga, qui comptent à peu près une
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 . A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Agricultural; Zoology, Economic. ACABINA OE MITES. 109 must contain sulphur in some form, as that is the most powerful aoaricide. Liver of sulphur is found to be the best form. The genus Bryohia, which belongs to the Trombidida; or Harvest jIites, has a species destructive to fruit-trees. Its small, round, bright-red eggs may often be seen covering the bark of plum and apple during the winter months. Several others occur in a similar way attacking fruit and flowers. In this family is also placed the Harvest Bug {Lepius autumnalis), fig. 43. This
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 . A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Economic. DIPTEKA OK TRUE FLIES. 227 The House-flt (Musoa domestica). Although the House-fly is not an agricultural pest, yet it is sufficiently obnoxious to allow a few lines to be devoted to it. The House-fly {M. domestica) belongs to the family Muscidae, a family that contaios the Blue-bottle Flies {Gal- liphord) and Green-bottles (Lmcilia), as well as the dreaded Tsetse-fly of Africa.^ This household pest is found in all parts of the world near habitations. The adult house-fly is ashy-grey, more or less ochreous at the sides in the male, ashy
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 . A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Economic. LACE-WING FLIES. 257 malia (Trichodecies) have three-jointed antennsB. These must not be confounded with the piercing-mouthed lice {Hcemato- pinus). Prevention and Treatment.—AH fowls should have "dust- baths," so that they can rid themselves of these pests. Eoad dust and lime or gypsum and a little paraffin make as good a mixture as any. All brood-hens should be dressed around the rump and under the wings with mercurial ointment before being set, and young chicks should be similarly dressed up the neck to kiU the tick-like sp
![. Die Pusztenflora der grossen ungarischen Tiefebene. Plants; Plains. oder Kreuzdorngewächse: Paliurus aculeatus Lam., eine Zaun- reben-Art: Ampelopsis quinquefolia Mich., die aus Nordamerika stammt und als Kletterstrauch an Spalieren, Gittern und Mauern Verwendung findet. Von Nordamerika her hat sich ferner der Kermesbeerenstrauch (Plytolacca decandra L.) über Spa- nien und Norditalien und ganz Europa verbreitet und auch in die Gärten der Pufzten verirrt. Hin und wieder sieht man auch unter den Fruchtbäumen der Obst- und Weingärten die schwarze und weisse Maul- ])eere (Morus nigra L. — M. al - Stock Image](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RCGFRR/die-pusztenflora-der-grossen-ungarischen-tiefebene-plants-plains-oder-kreuzdorngewchse-paliurus-aculeatus-lam-eine-zaun-reben-art-ampelopsis-quinquefolia-mich-die-aus-nordamerika-stammt-und-als-kletterstrauch-an-spalieren-gittern-und-mauern-verwendung-findet-von-nordamerika-her-hat-sich-ferner-der-kermesbeerenstrauch-plytolacca-decandra-l-ber-spa-nien-und-norditalien-und-ganz-europa-verbreitet-und-auch-in-die-grten-der-pufzten-verirrt-hin-und-wieder-sieht-man-auch-unter-den-fruchtbumen-der-obst-und-weingrten-die-schwarze-und-weisse-maul-eere-morus-nigra-l-m-al-RCGFRR.jpg) . Die Pusztenflora der grossen ungarischen Tiefebene. Plants; Plains. oder Kreuzdorngewächse: Paliurus aculeatus Lam., eine Zaun- reben-Art: Ampelopsis quinquefolia Mich., die aus Nordamerika stammt und als Kletterstrauch an Spalieren, Gittern und Mauern Verwendung findet. Von Nordamerika her hat sich ferner der Kermesbeerenstrauch (Plytolacca decandra L.) über Spa- nien und Norditalien und ganz Europa verbreitet und auch in die Gärten der Pufzten verirrt. Hin und wieder sieht man auch unter den Fruchtbäumen der Obst- und Weingärten die schwarze und weisse Maul- ])eere (Morus nigra L. — M. al
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 . Contributions from the New York Botanical Garden. Plants. Bull. Torrey Club Volume 39, plate 22. UNITED STATES NATIONAL MU6EUN STRUTHIOPTERIS MAXONII Broadh. X Vs-. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. New York Botanical Garden. New York : The Garden
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 . A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Economic. TEICHINOSIS. 69 The ova soon hatch in the alimentary canal of the host, and the larvae derived from them commence to lay eggs about six or seven days after their entry. Often by the second day after ingestion the larvse commence to mature; by the fourth day they become mature. The young worms when they come from the ova are extremely minute cylindrical bodies, only Tj-Vifth of an iQch in.length. They soon commence to bore their 14-vd.. Fia. 25.—Tbichina sfibalis. A, Piece of diseased pork (much enlarged): en, cyst; c.c, capsule: w, ency
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 . The diseases of poultry. Poultry. DISEASES OF POULTRY. 117 <^ birds die as thouo-h from an acute disease. The most certain evidence of the nature of the trouble is the discov- ery in the intestines of large numbers of one or more of the species of worms mentioned above, upon exami- nation of birds from the flock which have died or which have been killed. According to Nessl, the young fowls which harbor numer- ous tapeworms lose their appetite, become 'i^ emaciated, dull and % feeble, isolate them- selves and hold the head under the wing. Other authorities have observed diar- rhea, sometim
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 . Dans la grande forêt de l'Afrique centrale. Mon voyage au Congo et à la Mongala en 1896. Botany. 6 Chapitre Premier Jusqu'à la rivière ïnkissi, large de 100 mètres, la région conserve le caractère qu'elle a le long <lu chemin de fer : sol argileux, savane parsemée d'arbres rabougris, peu de forêts et peu de villages. Mais de l'autre côté du Meuve, le sol est sablonneux et la forêt couvre une plus grande partie du terrain; les villages y sont aussi plus nombreux. (V. pi. 2 à 10.) En allant, je pris la route qui passe par Luvituku. Ce chemin monte et descend. » CAMPEMENT SUR LA
![. A new system of horse training, or, Horse education [microform] : as taught by Prof. H.D. Brush, Fingal, Ont. Horses; Chevaux. Full Mouth.. Parrot Mouth. 11 Eii'il. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Brush, H. D. Toronto : Carswell - Stock Image](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/REMWKT/a-new-system-of-horse-training-or-horse-education-microform-as-taught-by-prof-hd-brush-fingal-ont-horses-chevaux-full-mouth-parrot-mouth-11-eiiil-please-note-that-these-images-are-extracted-from-scanned-page-images-that-may-have-been-digitally-enhanced-for-readability-coloration-and-appearance-of-these-illustrations-may-not-perfectly-resemble-the-original-work-brush-h-d-toronto-carswell-REMWKT.jpg) . A new system of horse training, or, Horse education [microform] : as taught by Prof. H.D. Brush, Fingal, Ont. Horses; Chevaux. Full Mouth.. Parrot Mouth. 11 Eii'il. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Brush, H. D. Toronto : Carswell
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 . Dans la grande forêt de l'Afrique centrale. Mon voyage au Congo et à la Mongala en 1896. Botany. PL 34. %. Femmes bangala de Nouvelle-Anvers. II.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Thonner, Franz, 1863-; L'Huillier, Henriette. Bruxelles : Société belge de librairie
 . A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Economic. 216 DIPTEEA OE TRUE FLIES. The Onion Fly (Phorbia cbpetorum). One of the most serious difficulties the onion-grower has to contend with is the Onion Fly, whose larvse cause the maggot in onions and their speedy decay. The onion fly is an afehy- grey fly with black bristles and hairs, and with three black stripes on the thorax; the abdomen has a row of large black spots along it; the face is silvery-whjtCj and the antennae are black; the female has a yellow facej and is generally more ochreous in colour. The onion fly appears in April an
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 . A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Economic. 214 DIPTEEA OE TEUE FLIES. (Gomurus cerebralis) by the copious mucous discharge from the nostrils, and the absence of that rotatory movement seen in sheep suffering from Sturdy. Prevention and Treatment consist in warding off the ily attack by either placing some substance on the sheep's nose every now and then, such as strong smelling oils, removing them for a year from pastures that are known to be contaminated with the puparia, and placing salt in tarred boxes, so that the sheep get the creosote on their noses whilst licking the salt
 . Contributions from the New York Botanical Garden. Plants. Bull. Torrey Clib Volume 43, plate 20. '0 BRYUM BIFORME R. S. Williams. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. New York Botanical Garden. New York : The Garden
 . Fig. 5. Gemeines Knaben- liraut (Orchis morio L.). a. vollständige Pflanze, verkleinert, b. einzelne Blüte, verkleinert. 21
 . A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Economic. 76 ASCAEID^ AND FILAKID^. is found in the large intestine of the horse and other Equidse : it is known as Oxyuris curvula (fig. 28), and may often be seen hanging from the horse's anus. We have known these worms cause very serious emaciation in horses, but they are easily cleared out by the use of santonin powder. This vermifuge expels many females full of eggs, and immature forms. A long- tailed dimorphic form called Mastigodes (fig. 29) has been described by Nitzsch. Males are comparatively rare. These worms, I have observed, are pass
 . The diseases of poultry. Poultry. 184 DISEASES OF POULTRY. and the wings themselves, that are found diseased. The appearance of the affected parts resembles closely that seen in favus—the disease caused by the egetable parasite known as the Aclwn'ofi Schonlcinii. Some have, therefore, suspected that the disease is really due to this fungus and that the mites are inno- cent of pathogenic action. The truth must be de- termined by future investigations. SCABIES CAUSED BY SARCOPTES—DEPLUMING SCABIES. This form of scabies was first observed by Railliet and Cadiot, in 1885, on a Homing Pigeon fro
 . Eggs in cold storage; . Fig. 6 is the St. Clair or pipe loft system, which st. ciair, or 1 • i 111 ii- PiPe l°ft has been applied to many remodeled overhead ice system. cold storages, by placing the pipes in a part of what formerly was the ice space, and, in some cases, using the original air ducts for circulation. The sketch here shown represents one room only, but as many as five or six different floors have been operated from a single pipe loft, using one main air duct for the down, and one for return air circulation, each floor having a connection with the mains in which the flow of air
 . Dans la grande forêt de l'Afrique centrale. Mon voyage au Congo et à la Mongala en 1896. Botany. Entre le Congo et la Mongala 33 rompue par des plaines herbeuses. Outre mes trois domestiques, quelques soldats noirs de l'Ãtat du Congo devaient aussi m'accompagner, afin de requérir dans chaque village les quinze à vingt porteurs nécessaires pour mes bagages. Je n'en avais alors que dix charges, car je laissai à la station de Ngali tout ce qui ne m'était pas. FESlMEsfuE MONDUNGA. absolument indispensable; cependant il fallait deux porteurs pour chacun des plus lourds colis et deux pour le h
![. Atlas de la flora alpine. Botany; Mountain plants. 87. S-3 Silene Saxifraga, L. Silcm- Saxifrage. — Steinbrech-Leimkraut, "- -i^Vngr Tatchfly. iiiiii — Aoüt.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Correvon, Henry, 1854-1939; Deutscher und Österreichischer Alpenverein. Geneve [etc. ] : Georg & Co. - Stock Image](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RJYKG1/atlas-de-la-flora-alpine-botany-mountain-plants-87-s-3-silene-saxifraga-l-silcm-saxifrage-steinbrech-leimkraut-quot-ivngr-tatchfly-iiiiii-aot-please-note-that-these-images-are-extracted-from-scanned-page-images-that-may-have-been-digitally-enhanced-for-readability-coloration-and-appearance-of-these-illustrations-may-not-perfectly-resemble-the-original-work-correvon-henry-1854-1939-deutscher-und-sterreichischer-alpenverein-geneve-etc-georg-amp-co-RJYKG1.jpg) . Atlas de la flora alpine. Botany; Mountain plants. 87. S-3 Silene Saxifraga, L. Silcm- Saxifrage. — Steinbrech-Leimkraut, "- -i^Vngr Tatchfly. iiiiii — Aoüt.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Correvon, Henry, 1854-1939; Deutscher und Österreichischer Alpenverein. Geneve [etc. ] : Georg & Co.
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 . A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Economic. ASCAEIDjE and FILAEIDjE. 75 colour, sligMly ridged, and about ten inches long in the ? and six in the male. This worm is common in all Equidce, but only affects seriously young animals. They produce colics and digestive disturbances, and sometimes so obstruct the intestine as to cause death. The ova are nearly globular bodies, and are seemingly introduced into the horse in drink- ing water. A. milla (fig. 27) is often found in the pig. The male is from four to six inches long, the female often as much as eight. It is found in the small
 . Die Pusztenflora der grossen ungarischen Tiefebene. Plants; Plains. Bald erging es mir unter Depression dieses Wüstenklimas wie den Tieren auf der Steppe. Der Magen versagte den Dienst; ich magerte zusehends ab und befand mich fortwährend in einer lieberhaften Aufregung. Dazu kam, dass mir die Nachttempe- ratur, die zwischen 25 und 30*^ R. schwankte, in meinem von Akazien und Pappeln beschatteten Csärdazimmer keinen Schlaf brachte. Schliesslich verfiel ich in einen beengenden und be- ängstigenden, lethargischen Zustand, der meine Willenskraft vollständig zu lähmen drohte, — und als ich endli
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 . A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Economic. -Q^ -a- Fig. 40.—Orb-weaving Spider, Etc. A, Epeira diademata : E, Drassus BlackwallU ; c, thread ot Epeira yreb, about and adhering together, thus forming the white flaky masses. Some spiders may be found on these threads as they are being wafted about—the spider having, as it were, taken advantage of this mode of transit. There are two chief divisions of spiders—the first having four spinnerets and four air-sacs, the second two air-sacs and six spinnerets. The former are known as Mygalidce, or crab-spiders, such as the large Tarantula
 . Die Sammlungen des kaukasischen Museums. Zoology. ^- 'h v>^. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Tbilisi (Georgia). Kavkazskii muzei i Tiflisskaia publichnaia biblioteka; Radde, Gustav, 1831-1903. Tiflis : Typographie der Kanzelei des Landeschefs
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 . Danmarks geologiske undersøgelse. Geology. Oversigt over Bornholms Sil Lagrækken ikke blottet. Lagrækken ikke tilstrækkelig blottet. Lakune. Lagrækken ikke tilstrækkelig blottet. Lakune. Cyrtograptusskifer Rastritesskifer. Paradoxidesskil're Grønne Skifre . Nexø Sandsten rrienlignet med Skaanes. med Monogr. Riecartønensis _ Cyrtogr. Murchizoni. . — Lapworthi. . _ Monogr. 9 Spiralis — Cyrtogr. Grayiæ one med Monogr. runcinatus . . Sedgivicki — Cephalogr. cometa — Petalogr. folium — Monogr. triangulatus . — — cyphus - Diplogr. acuminatus . . lie med Stauroeephalus clauifrons — Ampyx Porllocki
 . Contributions from the New York Botanical Garden. Plants. Bull. Torrey Club Volume 42, plate 30. TRICHOMANES PYXIDIFERUM L.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. New York Botanical Garden. New York : The Garden
 . Fig. 39.— Menopon latum. (Pigeons.)
 . Dans la grande forêt de l'Afrique centrale. Mon voyage au Congo et à la Mongala en 1896. Botany. Sur le Congo 13 cases du village ressemblent à celles de Bolobo, mais sont de plus petites dimen- sions. (V. pi. 19 et 21.) Cette contrée abonde en moustiques; on dit même que les blancs sont quelquefois obligés de prendre leurs repas sous un moustiquaire. Un peu plus loin, en face de l'embouchure parsemée d'îles de l'Ubangi, à l'en- droit où le lac de Tumba verse le trop-plein de ses eaux dans le fleuve principal, se trouve, sur la rive gauche du Congo, le camp militaire (camp d'instructi
![. A revision of the North American Isotheciaceae and Brachythecia [microform]. Mosses; Mousses. M:' ('â My'. strongly arcuate and horizontal; operculum conic-apiculatc; annulus very narrow and inconspicuous, often remaining attached to the operculum ; teeth of peristome red-brown below ; segnunts nearly as long as the teeth; cilia 2, well developed, nodose or subappendiculate; spores nearly smooth, 15/i, maturing in autumn or early winter. Type locality European. On earth, stones, roots and trunks of trees, and rotting wood in woods and moist shady places. Eastern Canada and northern and easte - Stock Image](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RJ2TXB/a-revision-of-the-north-american-isotheciaceae-and-brachythecia-microform-mosses-mousses-m-my-strongly-arcuate-and-horizontal-operculum-conic-apiculatc-annulus-very-narrow-and-inconspicuous-often-remaining-attached-to-the-operculum-teeth-of-peristome-red-brown-below-segnunts-nearly-as-long-as-the-teeth-cilia-2-well-developed-nodose-or-subappendiculate-spores-nearly-smooth-15i-maturing-in-autumn-or-early-winter-type-locality-european-on-earth-stones-roots-and-trunks-of-trees-and-rotting-wood-in-woods-and-moist-shady-places-eastern-canada-and-northern-and-easte-RJ2TXB.jpg) . A revision of the North American Isotheciaceae and Brachythecia [microform]. Mosses; Mousses. M:' ('â My'. strongly arcuate and horizontal; operculum conic-apiculatc; annulus very narrow and inconspicuous, often remaining attached to the operculum ; teeth of peristome red-brown below ; segnunts nearly as long as the teeth; cilia 2, well developed, nodose or subappendiculate; spores nearly smooth, 15/i, maturing in autumn or early winter. Type locality European. On earth, stones, roots and trunks of trees, and rotting wood in woods and moist shady places. Eastern Canada and northern and easte
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 . A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Economic. 180 LBPIDOPlJiiitA (^muixiay. The HepialidsB suffer from a fungoid disease caused by a curious form called Cordyceps entomorhiza, whicli grows out of. Fig. 82. Cordyceps entomorhiza (a fungus on Hepialus larvae). a, Fruit; &, mycelium. the caterpillar, after having invaded it internally and killed it (fig. 82). Bombycina.—The " bomhyces " are mostly clumsy, heavy- bodied moths, with a very hairy covering to their abdomen and thorax. The antennse in the male are pectinated. The wings are broad and tectiform when at rest. Th
![. Bulletin de la Société des sciences naturelles de l'Ouest de la France. Natural history -- France. PI. XIV. — Fis. i6.. ^^^^ -'d4/ f^ / /'C^ l / Antoine Pizon, del. Mauge, Photogr. ^ }>Iai. — La 8° gén. G^ en voie de développement.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Société des sciences naturelles de l'Ouest de la France. Nantes, Société des sciences naturelles de l'Ouest de la France [etc. ] - Stock Image](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/RGP1ER/bulletin-de-la-socit-des-sciences-naturelles-de-louest-de-la-france-natural-history-france-pi-xiv-fis-i6-d4-f-c-l-antoine-pizon-del-mauge-photogr-gtiai-la-8-gn-g-en-voie-de-dveloppement-please-note-that-these-images-are-extracted-from-scanned-page-images-that-may-have-been-digitally-enhanced-for-readability-coloration-and-appearance-of-these-illustrations-may-not-perfectly-resemble-the-original-work-socit-des-sciences-naturelles-de-louest-de-la-france-nantes-socit-des-sciences-naturelles-de-louest-de-la-france-etc-RGP1ER.jpg) . Bulletin de la Société des sciences naturelles de l'Ouest de la France. Natural history -- France. PI. XIV. — Fis. i6.. ^^^^ -'d4/ f^ / /'C^ l / Antoine Pizon, del. Mauge, Photogr. ^ }>Iai. — La 8° gén. G^ en voie de développement.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Société des sciences naturelles de l'Ouest de la France. Nantes, Société des sciences naturelles de l'Ouest de la France [etc. ]
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 . A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Economic. SCALE INSECTS. 243 covered with a quantity of mealy powder and wool. During winter most of our outdoor scales are in the egg state; the ova are minute dust-like bodies found amongst a woolly mass under the scale. In warmer and tropical climates scales breed all the year round, and so they do in hothouses in this country. The young scale insects are active six-legged larvse (iv), which wander about for a time and then settle down and form a small scale, gradually increasing in size. If this larva is going to be-. Fio. 124.—Male Sah Jos£
 . The diseases of poultry. 122 DISKASKS OF POULTRY. the Stomach in a short time. It does away with the uncertainty attending the giving of medicine in the feed or drinking water, and with a little practice is more ex- peditious than making and giv- ing pills. The open end of the catheter may be inserted into a rubber bulb having one opening. Just sufficient air should be ex- pelled from the bulb, so that the dose of medicine will be sucked up without being followed by much air. The bird's head is then brought in a line with the neck, which is extended, the catheter is passed carefully to the c
 . Eggs in cold storage; . ?J SLING PSYCHRO in connection with the tables of hu- midity published by the bureau, any needed results may be obtained with a fair degree of accuracy. The sling- psychrometer, as illustrated, consists of a pair of thermometers mounted on an aluminum plate, one higher than the other, the lower having its bulb covered with a small sack of muslin. At theitop, the frame or plate supporting the thermometers is pro- vided with a handle for whirling, this handle being connected by links to the plate, and provided with a swivel to allow of a smooth rotary motion. The bulb o
 . A text-book of agricultural zoology. Zoology, Economic. PLANT-LICE. 237 leaves of the infested plants and blocks up their stomata. All Aphides have a mealy or waxy substance on the skin which repels water. Winged and wingless females occur, the males being also often winged. Parthenogenetic reproduction takes place; both oviparous and viviparous females are found in aU species. The wingless forms are generally asexual, and so are the summer winged females. Ova are usually laid only in the autumn by the oviparous female after fertilisation by. Fig. 121.—Cherry Aphis (Myeus cerasi). a. Winged
 . Bollettino dei Musei di zoologia ed anatomia comparata della R. Università di Torino. Zoology. Fi" 1.. Fig. 2. Dato questo sguardo generale al cranio veniamo ora alla minuta descrizione dell'anomalia.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Università di Torino. Musei di zoologia ed anatomia comparata. Torino, Accame
 . %4i Fij:. 55. FifT. 56. Fip. 55. —Inoculated pi peon 6 days after appearance of fir^it syniptonis. Fig-. 56. Inoculated pifif-eon 10 days after appearance of first symptoms. that chicken pox is caused by a fungus of the group now known to scientists as blastomycetes. Chicken pox affects ordinary fowls, turke3's, pig- eons, and, more rarely, geese. Pigeons, and j^oung chickens are particularly susceptible. Grown fowls are only occasionally affected. The malady while widespread and well known is a disease of warm countries, and is usually found in Southern Europe and the Gulf Section of the
 . Dans la grande forêt de l'Afrique centrale. Mon voyage au Congo et à la Mongala en 1896. Botany. © rit» Pô S: ^3 5». Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Thonner, Franz, 1863-; L'Huillier, Henriette. Bruxelles : Société belge de librairie
 . Contributions from the New York Botanical Garden. Plants. Bull. Torrey Club Volume 36, plate 6 .ns?^'C^'R9?a '>_.T«t»-. 1-2. NEOMERIS DUMETOSA Lamour. 3-12. HALIMEDA LACRIMOSA M. A. Howe 13-15. ACETABULUM PUSILLUM M. A. Howe 16-20. ACETABULUM POLYPHYSOIDES (Crouan) Kuntze 21. ACETABULUM POLYPHYSOIDES l>ELTOIDEUM M. A. Howe. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. New York Botanical Garden. New York : The Gar
 . Fijr. 55. FifT. 56. FifT. 55.—Inoculated pifreoii 6 days after appearance of first symptorus. Fi{f. So. Inoculated pifjeon lU days after appearance of first symptonts. that chicken pox is caused by a fungus of the group now known to scientists as blastomyfetes. Chicken pox affects ordinar}^ fowls, turkeys, pig- eons, and, more rarely, geese. Pigeons, and young chickens are particularly susceptible. Grown fowls are only occasionally affected. The malady while widespread and well known is a disease of warm countries, and is usually found in Southern Europe and the Gulf Section of the United St
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