Animal
Dr. N. Annandale's volume on the Freshwater SPONGES, POLYZOA, and HYDRIDA contains an account of three of the chief groups of freshwater organisms. Although he deals mainly with Indian forms the book contains an unusually full account of the life-history and bionomics of fresh...
Dr. N. Annandale's volume on the Freshwater SPONGES, POLYZOA, and HYDRIDA contains an account of three of the chief groups of freshwater organisms. Although he deals mainly with...
2. volume I have, so far as possible, referred to works that can beconsulted in Calcutta in the libraries of the Indian Museum, the Geological Survey of India, or the Asiatic Society of Bengal. The names of works that are not to be found in Ind...
3. PART I.The phylum Porifera or Spongiæ includes the simplest of the Metazoa or multicellular animals. From the compound Protozoa its members are distinguished by the fact that the cells...
4. PART II.The second of the great groups or phyla into which the metazoa are divided is the Coelenterata, in which are included most of the animals commonly known as zoophytes, and also t...
5. PART III.The Polyzoa constitute a class in the third great division of the animal kingdom, the so-called Triploblastea. In this division are included also the worms, molluscs, insects, c...
6. PART I.Specimens were taken in the lake Malwa Tal (alt. 3600 feet) in Kumaon, while others have recently been obtained from the Kalichedu irrigation-tank in the Pagnor _talug_ of the N...
7. PART II.Mr. Kemp found this species common in Bhim Tal in May. His specimens, which were of a reddish-brown colour in life, appear to have been of more vigorous constitution than those...
8. PART III.This species is common in some of the Kumaon lakes, in which it grows, at any rate at the beginning of summer, much more luxuriantly than it does in the lakes of the Malabar Zon...