Syllabus of lectures on natural history.

Date:
[between 1830 and 1839?]
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Syllabus of lectures on natural history. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    ANIMAL KINGDOM. Divided into Sub-Kingdoms. FIRST SUB-KINGDOM. Vertebrata or Encephalata Myelencephala.') Characters of this Sub-Kingdom enumerated. Class I. Mammalia. Including Quadrupeds and Cetaceous Animals. 1. Cutaneous System ; 2. Osseous System ; 3. Muscular System; 4. Organs of Locomotion ; .5. Circulating System ; 6. Respiratory System; 7. Digestive System ; 8. L^rinary System; 9. Generative System; 10. Nervous System; 11. Organs of tbe Senses ; 12. Generation; 13. Hybrids ; 14. Hybernation; 15. Longevity; 16. Number; 17. Migrations; 18. Uses in tbe economy of Nature ; 19. Geographical and Physical Distribution ; 20. Domestication ; 21. Dietetical Uses; 22. Diseases. This general view illustrated by exhibition Of Specimens. * Chai-actei’s used in the Description, Arrangement, and Determination of tbe Species. ** Account of tbe principal Genera and Species. Exhibition of Specimens. *** Fossil Mammalia. Exhibition of Specimens. Class H. Aves. 1. Cutaneous System 2. Osseous System; 3. Muscular System ; 4. Organs of Locomotion ; 5. Circulating System ; 6. Respiratory System ; 7. Digestive System ; 8. Urinary System; 9. Generative System; 10. Nervous System; 11. Organs of the Senses; 12. Generation; 13. Hybrids; 14. Nidification; 15. Pairing; 16. Migration; 17. Longevity; 18. Number; 19. Geographical and Physical Distribution; 20. Uses in tbe economy of Nature; 21. Domestication; 22. Dietetical Uses ; 23. Diseases. This general view illustrated by exhibition of Specimens. * Characters used in tbe Description, Arrangement, and Determination of the Species. ** Account of tbe Orders, Genera, and Species, as far as is necessary for tbe Student. Illustrated by exhibition of Specimens. *** Fossil Birds. Exhibition of Specimens.
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