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Credit: Outlines of biology / by P. Chalmers Mitchell. Source: Wellcome Collection.
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No text description is available for this image![CHAPTER XII. HYDRA. PAGE The Two Great Divisions of the Animal Kingdom—The Structure of Hydra—Its Life-History, Physiology, and Development— The Characters of the Protozoa and Metazoa 112 CHAPTER XIII. THE GASTRULA, CCELENTERATA AND CCELO- MATA. The Gastrula and the Differentiation of the Ectoderm and Endo- derm—The Thickening of the Mesogloea—The Transition to Coelomata—The Coslome and Middle Layer of Cells—The Groups of Ccelomata 129 CHAPTER XIV. 777^ EARTHWORM. The English Species and Genera — Segmentation — External Characters of the Earthworm—Dissection—Preparation and Examination of Sections—Physiology and Reproduction ... 137 CHAPTER XV. VERTEBRATES A AD INVERTEBRATES. The Obvious Groups Among Animals—The Vertebrates Form One Group—The Invertebrates Form Many Groups—It is by their Lowest Forms that the Groups must be Com])ared—Seg- mentation and Condensation of Segmentation—Comparison of the Invertelsrate Group Represented by the Earthworm with Vertebrates—The Common Type of Ccelomates 168](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b21958464_0014.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)