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Identifier: animalandvegetab01roge (find matches)
Title: Animal and vegetable physiology, considered with reference to natural theology, by Peter Mark Roget ..
Year: 1834 (1830s)
Authors: Roget, Peter Mark, 1779-1869
Subjects: Biology Physiology Plant physiology Natural theology
Publisher: London : W. Pickering
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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* Carabus sycophanta. Linn. STRUCTURE OF INSECTS. .321 tially annular, and that it resembles in this re-spect the rings of which the thorax consists, andto which it forms a natural sequel.
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The head contains the brain, or principal en-largement of the nervous system, and the organsof sensation and of mastication. Its size, as com-pared with the rest of the body, varies much in VOL. I. Y 322 THE MECHANICAL FUNCTIONS. different insects, and is in general proportion ablylarger than it is in the larva state. Its integu-ment, which, from analogy with vertebrated ani-mals, has been called the skull, or cranium,(c, Fig, 150). is usually the hardest part of thegeneral crust. Although it may appear, a onsuperficial examination, to consist of a single un-divided piece, yet, on tracing its gradual forma-tion, it is found to be in reality composed of aunion of several of the segments of the larva.Audouin and Carus distinguish three componentsegments in the cranium of insects ; while StrausDurckheim considers it as formed by the con-solidation of no less than six segments of thevermiform larva. According to this theory, thesame elements which in the thoracic segmentsare developed int

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