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Chapter 31: INDEX
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A problem-centered introductory biology text for secondary students that pairs laboratory exercises with concise explanatory chapters, emphasizing observation, inductive reasoning, and the study of organisms in their habitats rather than rote memorization. It contrasts artificial urban and natural rural environments, treats human anatomy, hygiene, and community sanitation alongside plant and animal life, and recommends field observation as well as lab work. Technical terminology is minimized and pedagogy is adapted to pupil interests so that experiments, questions, and practical problems guide generalizations and classroom discussion.

INDEX

(Illustrations are indicated by page numerals in bold-faced type.)

A B C D E F G H I J K L M
N O P Q R S T U V W Y Z
  • Absorption, definition, 270;
  • Accommodation of eye, 361.
  • Acetanilid, 295.
  • Action of the heart, 319.
  • Adaptations, 24;
    • in bee, 36;
    • in birds, 189;
    • in fish, 232;
    • in frog, 241;
    • in mammalia, 192.
  • Adenoids, 340, 395.
  • Adulteration in foods, 288.
  • Air, and bacteria, 145;
    • composition of, 20;
    • fresh, 337;
    • needed in germination, 66;
    • necessary in starch making, 91;
    • passages in lungs, 330;
    • use to plants and animals, 21.
  • Albumin, 62.
  • Alcohol, a food, 289;
    • a poison, 291.
    • and ability to resist disease, 363;
    • and ability to work, 368;
    • and body heat, 345;
    • and crime, 371, 372;
    • and digestion, 311;
    • and duration of life, 370;
    • and efficiency, 369;
    • and heredity, 372;
    • and intellectual ability, 364;
    • and kidneys, 346;
    • and living matter, 291;
    • and memory, 365;
    • and mental ability, 366;
    • and nervous system, 362;
    • and organs of special sense, 362;
    • and pauperism, 371;
    • and resistance, 327;
    • and respiration, 346;
    • and the blood, 327;
    • and treatment of disease, 364;
    • effect on circulation, 327;
    • effect on eye, 361;
    • effect on liver, 312;
    • produces poisons, 347.
  • Algæ, 176.
  • Alfalfa plant, 151.
  • Alimentary canal, 297.
  • Alkali, 306.
  • Alkalinity, 298.
  • Alligator, 230.
  • Ambergris, 205.
  • Ammonium hydrate, 61.
  • Amœba, 170, 182, 332.
  • Amphibia, 186, 187;
  • Anal fin of fish, 233.
  • Angiosperms, 176.
  • Animals, as disease carriers, 227;
    • breeding of, 259;
    • domesticated, 260;
    • functions of, 48, 180;
    • need plants, 34;
    • oils of, 205;
    • parasitic, 227;
    • series, 182;
    • that prey upon man, 230;
    • use to man, 17;
    • use to plants, 34.
  • Annual rings, 98.
  • Anopheles, 217, 218.
  • Anosia plexippus, 32.
  • Anther, 36.
  • Antibodies, uses of, 316.
  • Antiseptics, 157.
  • Antitoxin, 157, 391.
  • Anura, 188.
  • Anvil, 359.
  • Aorta, 320.
  • Apoplexy, 328.
  • Appendages of the fish, 233.
  • Appendicular skeleton, 268.
  • Appendix, 309.
  • Apples, 56, 124.
  • Aqueous humor, 361.
  • Arachnida, 185.
  • Arteries, 318;
    • structure of, 323.
  • Arthropods, 185.
  • Artificial, cross-pollination, 46;
    • propagation of fishes, 240;
    • respiration, 340;
    • selection, 253.
  • Asexual reproduction, 174.
  • Assimilation in plants, 103.
  • Attention, effect of alcohol, 364.
  • Audubon, 211.
  • Auricle of human heart, 319;
    • of fish heart, 236.
  • Automatic activity, 348, 354.
  • Axial skeleton, 268.
  • Bacillus, 142.
  • Bacteria, 134;
    • and fermentation, 150;
    • cause decay, 149;
    • cause disease, 151;
    • effect on food, 144;
    • growth of, 145;
    • isolating a pure culture, 142;
    • nitrogen fixing, 80, 81, 151, 152;
    • of decay, 144;
    • relation to man, 16;
    • size and form, 142, 143;
    • useful, 150;
    • where found, 139, 141.
  • Bacteriology, 16.
  • Bad posture, 270.
  • Balanced, aquarium, 159, 160;
  • Barbels of fish, 234.
  • Barberry embryo, 103.
  • Bark, use of, 98.
  • Barrier, natural, 25.
  • Bast, 97.
  • Beans, as food, 62.
  • Beans, peas, 55.
  • Beans, seedlings, 63.
  • Bedroom, care of, 374.
  • Bee, adaptations, 36;
    • head of, 38;
    • mouth parts, 38.
  • Beer and wine making, 137.
  • Benedict's test, 68.
  • Benzoic acid, 148.
  • Beverages and condiments, 124.
  • Biceps, 269.
  • Bichloride of mercury, 148.
  • Bile, functions of, 306, 307.
  • Biology, definition, 15;
    • relation to society, 18.
  • Birds, 189;
    • as food, 202;
    • classification, 191;
    • development, 246;
    • eat insects, 209;
    • eat weed seeds, 210;
    • embryo, 246, 247.
  • Bismuth, 304.
  • Bison, 192.
  • Black Death, 227.
  • Blade of leaf, 85.
  • Blastula, 177.
  • Blood, amount and distribution, 318;
    • changes in lungs, 330;
    • circulation of man, 318;
    • clotting, 314;
    • composition, 314;
    • effect of alcohol, 327;
    • function, 313;
    • plates, 315;
    • poisoning, 156;
    • temperature, 318;
    • vessel of skin, 344.
  • Blubber, 205.
  • Blue crab, 199.
  • Board of health, functions, 389.
  • Body, a machine, 348;
    • cavity, 270;
    • heat and alcohol, 345;
    • of fish, 232.
  • Bony fish, 187.
  • Boracic acid, 148.
  • Borax, 148.
  • Brain, of fish, 237;
  • Brain, of man, 351.
  • Bread, making, 139;
  • Bream, 233.
  • Breathing, 333;
    • and tight clothing, 339;
    • hygienic habits, 338;
    • in leaf, 93;
    • of fish, 234;
    • of frog, 242;
    • of vertebrates, 232;
    • rate of, 334.
  • Breeding of animals, 259.
  • Bright's disease, 346.
  • Bronchi, 330.
  • Bronchial tubes, 330.
  • Bruises, 345.
  • Bryophytes, 176.
  • Bubonic plague, 227.
  • Budding, 255, 256.
  • Bumblebees, 37.
  • Burbank, Luther, 406.
  • Burns, treatment of, 345.
  • Butter and eggs, 38, 39.
  • Calorie, portion, 286;
    • requirement, 282.
  • Calyx, 35.
  • Cambium layer, 98.
  • Canning, 145.
  • Cannon, Prof., 304.
  • Capillaries, 318, 323;
    • circulation in, 322;
    • of fish, 236.
  • Carbohydrates, 60, 273.
  • Carbolic acid, 149.
  • Carbon and oxygen cycle, 161.
  • Carbon dioxide, test for, 64.
  • Care of milk supply, 380, 383.
  • Carnivorous, 230.
  • Caudal fin of fish, 233.
  • Cause of dyspepsia, 310.
  • Cells, 50;
    • as units, 171;
    • division, 51;
    • mucous, 299;
    • of pond scum, 173;
    • reproduction of, 50;
    • respiration, 332;
    • tissue, 179;
    • work of, 270.
  • Cephalothorax, 185.
  • Cerebellum, 352.
  • Cerebro-spinal nervous system, 350.
  • Cerebrum, 351.
  • Cestodes, 227.
  • Changes, of blood in lungs, 330;
    • of air in lungs, 331.
  • Characters, determiners of, 258.
  • Chelonia, 188.
  • Chemical, compounds, 20;
    • elements, 20;
    • of human body, 21.
  • Chestnut canker, 131.
  • China, deforestation in, 108.
  • Chittenden table, 311.
  • Chloral, 293.
  • Chlorophyll bodies, 50, 90.
  • Chloroplasts, 90.
  • Chromosomes, 50;
    • and heredity, 251.
  • Chrysalis, 33.
  • Cilia, 171.
  • Circulation, effect of alcohol, 327;
    • effect of exercise, 326;
    • effect of tobacco, 328;
    • in fish, frog, man, 321, 322;
    • in stem, 99, 100, 101;
    • of blood of man, 318;
    • of fish, 236;
    • of frog, 243;
    • portal, 322;
    • pulmonary, 320;
    • systemic, 320.
  • City's need for trees, 115.
  • Civic hygiene, 388.
  • Clams, 200.
  • Classification, of birds, 191;
    • of plants, 176.
  • Cloaca of frog, 243.
  • Clothing, 203.
  • Clotting of blood, 314.
  • Coal, 64.
  • Cobra, 230.
  • Cocaine, 293.
  • Coccus bacteria, 142.
  • Cochineal and lac, 208.
  • Cochlea, 359.
  • Codling moth, 215.
  • Cœlenterates, 183.
  • Cold-blooded animals, 318;
    • effect of, 23.
  • Cold storage, 147.
  • Colds and fevers, 343.
  • Coleoptera, 32.
  • Collecting ashes, 387.
  • Colonies of bacteria, 141;
    • of trilliums, 175.
  • Colorless corpuscles, 313;
    • structure, 315;
    • function, 316.
  • Common foods contain nutrients, 275.
  • Comparison, of food tube of frog and man, 297;
    • of mold, yeast and bacteria, 143;
    • of starch making and milling, 92.
  • Complemental air, 334.
  • Complex one-celled animals, 171.
  • Composition, of milk, 273, 280;
    • of plasma, 313;
    • of soil, 77.
  • Compound eyes of bumblebee, 37, 38.
  • Conservation, of food fish, 239;
    • of fur-bearing animals, 204;
    • of our natural resources, 17.
  • Constipation, 310.
  • Constrictor killing a mouse, 213.
  • Contagious diseases, 152.
  • Convolutions, 352.
  • Corn, 120, 121;
    • germinated grain cut lengthwise, 69;
    • long section of ear, 67;
    • structure of grain, 66.
  • Cornfield, 44.
  • Corolla, 35.
  • Corpuscles, colorless and red, 313.
  • Cost of food and diet, 281, 283;
    • of parasitism, 263.
  • Cotton, 125;
  • Cotyledons, 59;
    • food in, 60.
  • Crab, 199.
  • Crayfish, 184.
  • Crocodile, 230.
  • Crocodilia, 189.
  • Crustacea, 185.
  • Culex, 218, 218.
  • Culture medium, 140.
  • Cuts and bruises, treatment, 326, 345.
  • Daily calorie requirement, 282;
    • fuel needs of body, 284.
  • Dandelion, whorled leaves, 90.
  • Darwin, Charles, 40, 404.
  • Darwin and natural selection, 253.
  • Deaths, table, 312.
  • Decay caused by bacteria, 149.
  • Decayed teeth, 396.
  • Defects in eye, 361.
  • Deforestation in China, 108.
  • Dendrites, 351.
  • Department of Agriculture, work of, 255.
  • Department of street cleaning, 387.
  • Determiners, 251;
    • of character, 258.
  • Development, of apple, 56;
    • of bird, 246;
    • of egg, 178;
    • of trout, 238;
    • of mammal, 247;
    • of salmon, 241;
    • of simple animal, 177.
  • Diagram of frog's tongue, 242;
    • of gills of fish, 235;
    • of neuron, 351;
    • of wall small intestine, 307.
  • Diaphragm, 270, 297.
  • Diastase, 101, 300;
    • action on starch, 69.
  • Diet, and cost of food, 281;
    • and digestibility, 281;
    • balanced, 285;
    • relation of age, 280;
    • relation of environment to, 280;
    • relation to sex, 280;
    • relation of work to, 277;
    • the best, 284.
  • Dietary, the best, 282.
  • Digested food, absorption of, 308.
  • Digestibility and diet, 281.
  • Digestion, 68, 100, 181;
    • effect of alcohol, 311;
    • definition of, 270;
    • in stem, 99;
    • in stomach, 304;
    • of starch, 299;
    • purpose of, 69, 296.
  • Digestive system of fish, 235.
  • Digestive tract of frog and man, 297.
  • Diphtheria, 152.
  • Dipnoi, 187, 236.
  • Diptera, 31.
  • Discoverers of living matter, 398.
  • Disease, and alcohol, 312;
    • and bacteria, 151;
    • carriers, animals, 226;
    • carriers, flies, 222;
    • carriers, insects, 225;
    • caused by bacteria, 152;
    • caused by protozoa, 172;
    • effect of alcohol, 327;
    • of nose and throat, 340;
    • protozoan, 221.
  • Disinfectants, 148.
  • Division of labor, 178, 267.
  • Dog, skeleton, 185.
  • Domesticated animals, 203, 260.
  • Dominant characters, 258.
  • Dormant, 22.
  • Dorsal, 186;
  • Drugs, use and abuse, 294.
  • Duff, 113.
  • Dyspepsia, cause and prevention, 310.
  • Ear, section, 359.
  • Echinoderms, 184.
  • Economic value of green plants, 117;
    • importance of spawning habits of fishes, 239.
  • Ectoderm, 177.
  • Effect of light on leaves, 88.
  • Efficiency of a week, 370.
  • Egg, 177, 246.
  • Egg-laying habits of fishes, 238.
  • Ehrlich, Paul, 403.
  • Elasmobranchs, 187.
  • Elements, chemical, 20, 21.
  • Elodea, 49, 50.
  • Embryo, 58, 59, 103;
    • of bird, 247;
    • of mammal, 247.
  • Emulsion, 306.
  • Endoderm, 177.
  • Endoskeleton, definition, 237.
  • Endosperm, 67.
  • Enemies of forests, 113, 114.
  • Energy, 64;
    • of a tree, 94;
    • source of, 88.
  • English sparrow, 212.
  • Environment, 19, 19;
    • care and improvement of, 26;
    • changes in, 25;
    • determines kind of plants and animals, 23, 23, 24;
    • normal, 28;
    • of man, 26, 266;
    • natural, 25;
    • relation to diet, 280;
    • what plants and animals take from, 21.
  • Enzymes, 68, 101, 298.
  • Epicotyl, 59.
  • Epidermis, 86.
  • Epithelial layer, 308.
  • Epithelium, 179.
  • Erosion, prevention of, 106, 108;
    • at Sayre, Pa., 106.
  • Essential organs, 36.
  • Esophagus, 302.
  • Eugenics, 261.
  • Eustachian tubes, 300, 359.
  • Euthenics, 264.
  • Evaporation, 99;
  • Evolution, 194, 195.
  • Excretion, 181, 270, 332;
    • organs of, 340;
    • in plants, 103.
  • Exercise and circulation, 326;
    • and health, 339.
  • Exoskeleton, 185, 237.
  • Extermination of birds, 211.
  • Eye, compound, 30;
    • defects in, 361;
    • section of, 360.
  • Eyestrain, 395.
  • Factory inspection, 379.
  • Fallowing, 82.
  • Fatigue, 326;
    • and nerve cells, 356.
  • Fats and oils, 60, 273.
  • Fehling's solution, 68, 299.
  • Fermentation, 135, 136, 150.
  • Fertilization, of fish eggs, 240;
    • of flower, 54.
  • Fibers, vegetable, 127.
  • Fibrin, 315.
  • Fibrinogen, 315.
  • Fig insect, 43.
  • Filament, 36.
  • Filter beds at Albany, N. Y., 385.
  • Fins, 233.
  • Fishes, 186;
    • artificial propagation, 240;
    • as food, 201;
    • body of, 232;
    • breathing, 234;
    • circulation, 236, 321;
    • digestive system, 235;
    • egg-laying habits, 238;
    • food getting, 234;
    • food of, 237;
    • gills, 234;
    • heart, 236;
    • migration, 238;
    • nervous system, 237;
    • skeleton, 237;
    • senses, 233;
    • swim bladder, 236.
  • Fission, 170.
  • Flagella of bacteria, 142.
  • Flatworms, 183.
  • Flax, 128.
  • Flea, 225.
  • Floral envelope, 35.
  • Flower, fertilization of, 54;
    • lengthwise section, 35;
    • use and structure, 35.
  • Fluid, 181.
  • Fly, a disease carrier, 222;
    • foot of, 223;
    • life history, 222;
    • typhoid, 223.
  • Foods, absorption of, 309;
    • adulteration, 288;
    • amphibia as, 202;
    • birds as, 202;
    • cost of, 283;
    • fish as, 201;
    • fruits and seeds, 119;
    • getting of fish, 234;
    • in cotyledons, 60;
    • inorganic, 274;
    • inspection, 380;
    • is alcohol a food, 289;
    • leaves, 117, 118;
    • making in green leaf, 93;
    • mammals as, 202;
    • of animal origin, 279;
    • of bacteria, 144;
    • of fishes, 237;
    • of insects, 33;
    • of plant origin, 278;
    • of starfish, 216;
    • reptiles as, 202;
    • roots as, 119;
    • stems as, 118;
    • taking, 181;
    • tube of frog, 243;
    • values, tables, 276;
    • waste in kitchen, 287;
    • why we need, 272.
  • Foraminifera, 182.
  • Forestry, 113.
  • Forest destruction, 112, 113;
    • fires, 112;
    • of North Carolina, 105;
    • other uses, 109;
    • protecting, 114;
    • regions of United States, 109.
  • Formaldehyde, 148.
  • Formation of habits, 354.
  • Four o'clock embryo, 103.
  • Fresh air, 337.
  • Frog, adaptations for life, 241;
    • and man, digestive tract, 297;
    • breathing, 242;
    • circulation, 243, 322;
    • development of, 244;
  • Frog, diagram of tongue, 242;
    • food tube, 243;
    • glands, 243;
    • locomotion of, 241;
    • long section, 243;
    • metamorphosis, 245;
    • nervous system, 352;
    • sense organs, 242.
  • Fruit, a typical, 55.
  • Fruit of locust, 55.
  • Fruits and seeds as foods, 119.
  • Fruits, how scattered, 56.
  • Fuel, daily needs, 284.
  • Fuel values of nutrients, 277.
  • Functions, of all animals, 180;
    • of an animal, 48;
    • of bile, 307;
    • of blood, 313;
    • of cerebrum, 353;
    • of colorless corpuscle, 316;
    • of lymph, 317;
    • of parts of plant, 48;
    • of red corpuscle, 314.
  • Fungi, 130, 176;
    • moldlike, 135;
    • of our homes, 132.
  • Fur-bearing animals, 204.
  • Habits, 354.
  • Habitat of protozoa, 172.
  • Habit formation, 354.
  • Hæmoglobin, 314, 330.
  • Hammer, 359.
  • Hard palate, 301.
  • Harm done by insects, 34, 225.
  • Harmful green plants, 127;
    • preservatives, 148.
  • Hay infusion, 163, 164.
  • Head of a bee, 38.
  • Heart a force pump, 320;
    • diagram, 319;
    • in action, 319;
    • internal structure, 319;
    • of fish, 236;
    • size, position, 318.
  • Heat, and bacteria, 145;
    • effect of, 22;
    • output, 285.
  • Heating the house, 375.
  • Hemiptera, 32.
  • Hen's egg, 246.
  • Herbivorous animals, 213.
  • Heredity, and evolution, 404;
    • bearers of, 251;
    • definition, 249;
  • Heredity, relation of alcohol to, 372.
  • Hervey, William, 399.
  • Hibernate, 22.
  • Hides, 205.
  • Hilum, 59.
  • Honey and wax, 207.
  • Hookworm, 183, 228, 229.
  • Horse, ancestor of, 193, 260.
  • How food is swallowed, 302.
  • Human blood, 314.
  • Human body, a machine, 267;
    • composition of, 21.
  • Human physiology, definition, 15.
  • Humming bird, 43.
  • Humus, 79.
  • Hundred calorie portions, 286.
  • Huxley, 398.
  • Hybridizing, 254.
  • Hybrids, 254.
  • Hydra, 179.
  • Hydrochloric acid, 303.
  • Hydrogen of water, 20, 20.
  • Hydrophobia, 392.
  • Hygiene, 27;
    • of breathing, 338;
    • of skin, 344;
    • of mouth, 302;
    • of muscles and bones, 268;
    • outline, 415;
    • personal, 261.
  • Hypocotyl, 59.
  • Hymenoptera, 30.
  • Ichneumon fly, 208.
  • Illness of drinkers, 363.
  • Imperfect flowers, 44, 45.
  • Immunity, 157, 390.
  • Improvement, by selection, 253;
  • Impure water, 289.
  • Incisors, 301.
  • Infectious diseases, 27, 363, 390.
  • Infusoria, 182.
  • Inner ear, 359.
  • Inoculation, 157.
  • Inorganic soil, 77;
  • Insects, 185;
    • and foods, 376;
    • as disease carriers, 225;
    • as pollinating agents, 36;
    • damage done by, 34, 214;
    • diagram of, 29;
    • food of, 33;
    • of the house, 216;
    • orders of, 30.
  • Inspection, of factories, 379;
    • of raw food, 380.
  • Instincts, 195.
  • Internal secretions, 317.
  • Intestinal fluid, 306;
  • Intestine, large, 309.
  • Invertebrates, 185.
  • Iris, 360.
  • Isolation, 390.
  • Labor, division of, 178.
  • Laboratory equipment, 418.
  • Lacteals, 309, 324.
  • Lactic acid, 150.
  • Lactometer, 288.
  • Ladybug, 209.
  • Large intestine, 309;
  • Larva of milkweed butterfly, 32.
  • Latent energy, 267.
  • Lateral line, 234.
  • Leaves, as food, 117;
    • evaporation of water from, 85;
    • cell structure of, 85;
    • mosaic, 90;
    • respiration, 96;
    • section, 49;
    • skeleton of, 85;
    • structure, 85, 86.
  • Length measures, 417.
  • Leopard frog, 188.
  • Lepidoptera, 30.
  • Levers, 269.
  • Life comes from life, 399.
  • Life cycle, 104;
    • of plants, 103.
  • Life history of malarial parasite, 217.
  • Ligaments, 268.
  • Ligature, applying, 326.
  • Light, a condition of environment, 21, 22;
    • and bacteria, 145;
    • effect of, 22;
    • necessary for starch making, 91.
  • Lighting the home, 376.
  • Lily, narrow leaves, 90.
  • Limewater test, 64.
  • Lister, Sir Joseph, 403.
  • Liver, 306;
    • a storehouse, 307;
    • effect of alcohol on, 312;
    • of frog, 243.
  • Living matter and alcohol, 291;
    • plant and animal compared, 47;
    • things, needs of, 266;
    • things, varying sizes of, 51.
  • Lizard, 188.
  • Lobster, 198.
  • Locomotion, 181;
  • Lowell, typhoid area, 384.
  • Lumber transporting, 110-111.
  • Lungs, air passages, 330;
    • changes of blood in, 330.
  • Lymph, function, 317;
    • glands and vessels, 324, 325.
  • Lysol, 148.
  • MacNichol, Dr. T. Alexander, 327.
  • Macronucleus, 169.
  • Malaria, cause, 217.
  • Malarial mosquito, 218.
  • Malarial parasite, life history, 217.
  • Mammal development, 247;
  • Mammals, 191;
    • adaptations, 192;
    • as food, 202;
    • classification, 192.
  • Mammary glands, 191.
  • Man, animals that prey upon, 230;
    • and his environment, 266;
    • circulation of blood, 318;
    • improvement of, 261;
    • in his environment, 26;
    • mouth cavity, 300;
    • place in nature, 195;
    • races of, 196;
    • stomach, 303.
  • Manufacture of fats, 93.
  • Measures, 417.
  • Mechanics of respiration, 332, 333.
  • Membrane, mucous, 299.
  • Mendel, Gregor, 257, 406.
  • Mesenteric glands, 309.
  • Mesentery, 297.
  • Mesoderm, 177.
  • Metamorphosis of frog, 244, 245.
  • Metchnikoff, 316.
  • Methods, of cutting timber, 111;
    • of breathing in vertebrates, 232.
  • Micronucleus, 169.
  • Micropyle, 59.
  • Middle ear, 359.
  • Migration of fishes, 238.
  • Milk, and tuberculosis, 381;
  • Milkweed, butterfly, 32, 33.
  • Milling and starch making, 92.
  • Mink, 205.
  • Mixed diet, 284.
  • Moisture, 24, 78.
  • Mollusca, 185.
  • Mollusk, 185.
  • Mold, 133, 134, 135;
    • yeast and bacteria, 143.
  • Morning glory embryo, 103.
  • Mosquito, malarial, 218;
    • yellow fever, 219.
  • Moss plant, 177.
  • Mother of pearl, 206.
  • Motor nerves, 351.
  • Mouth cavity in man, 300, 300.
  • Mouth parts of bee, 38.
  • Mucous membrane, 299.
  • Mucus cells, 299.
  • Muscles and bones, hygiene, 268.
  • Mutations, 253, 406.
  • Mutual aid between flowers and insects, 41.
  • Mycelium, 133.
  • Myriapoda, 185.
  • Natural environment, 25;
    • selection, 253.
  • Nectar, 35.
  • Need, of food, 272;
    • of sleep, 356;
    • of ventilation, 335.
  • Needs of living things, 266.
  • Nerve cells and fatigue, 356;
    • vasomotor, 325.
  • Nervous control, 181;
    • of heart, 325;
    • of respiration, 334;
    • of sweat glands, 343.
  • Nervous system, 271, 349;
  • Neuron, diagram, 351.
  • Newt, 187.
  • Nicotine, 293.
  • Nictitating membrane of frog, 242.
  • Nitrates, 80.
  • Nitric acid, 61.
  • Nitrogen, 80;
  • Nodules, 81.
  • Normal heat output, 285.
  • Nose and throat, diseases, 340.
  • Nucleus, 50.
  • Nutrients, 273, 274;
    • fuel values, 277;
    • in common foods, 275.
  • Object of a field trip, 28.
  • Oils, test for, 61.
  • Operculum, 234.
  • Ophidia, 189.
  • Orbit of eye, 360.
  • Orchard fruits, 124.
  • Organic matter, 64.
  • Organic nutrients, 60.
  • Organisms, 47.
  • Organs, 47, 48, 180;
    • of Corti, 360;
    • of excretion, 340;
    • of hearing, 358;
    • of respiration, 330;
    • of taste, 358;
    • of touch, 357.
  • Orthoptera, 30.
  • Osmosis, definition, 75;
    • experiment, 100;
    • physiological importance, 77.
  • Ostrich, 191.
  • Outline of courses, 407-414.
  • Ovaries of frog, 243.
  • Ovary, 36.
  • Ovules, 54.
  • Oxidation, 64;
    • in our bodies, 65.
  • Oxygen cycle, 161;
    • given off by green plants, 95;
    • of air, 20;
    • of water, 20.
  • Oyster, 199, 200.
  • Packard (zoölogist), 33.
  • Palate, hard and soft, 301.
  • Palisade tissue, 86.
  • Pancreas, 305;
  • Papillæ, 301.
  • Pappus, 57.
  • Paramœcium, 167, 168, 169;
    • needs of, 266;
    • response to stimuli, 167.
  • Parasites, 131.
  • Parasitic animals cause disease, 227.
  • Parasitism, cost and remedy, 263.
  • Parotid, 299.
  • Pasteur, Louis, 401.
  • Pasteurization, 146.
  • Pea pod, 55.
  • Pearls, 206.
  • Pectoral fin, 233.
  • Pelvic fin, 233.
  • Pepsin, 303.
  • Peptic gland, 304.
  • Perfumes, 205.
  • Pericardium, 319.
  • Peristaltic waves, 303.
  • Personal hygiene, 261.
  • Perspiration, 343.
  • Petals, 35.
  • Petri dishes, 140.
  • Phagocytes, 316.
  • Pharynx, 301.
  • Phenolphthalein, 80.
  • Phosphoric acid, 82.
  • Photosynthesis, 92, 93.
  • Physiology of mold, 133.
  • Pistil, 36.
  • Pith, 97.
  • Placentæ of mammal, 247.
  • Plankton, 235.
  • Plants, animals depend on, 34;
    • and animals, mutually helpful, 18;
    • classification, 176;
    • food for insects, 33;
    • as food makers, 88;
    • function of parts, 48;
    • groups, 174;
    • need minerals, 80;
    • need of nitrogen, 80, 82;
    • processes, 103;
    • reproduction, 173.
  • Plasma, 313.
  • Plasmodium malariæ, 182, 217.
  • Pleura, 332.
  • Pleurococcus, 166.
  • Plumule, 59.
  • Pneumonia, 336.
  • Pocket garden, 73.
  • Poison, alcohol, 291;
    • ivy, 128;
    • produced by alcohol, 347.
  • Polar bear, 204.
  • Pollen, 36;
    • germination of, 53, 54.
  • Pollination, 36, 40;
    • cross and self, 40;
    • wind, 44.
  • Pond scum, 173.
  • Pons, 352.
  • Porifera, 182.
  • Portal circulation, 309, 322.
  • Portions, hundred calorie, 286.
  • Potato beetle, 214.
  • Potato beetle, embryo, 103.
  • Premolars, 302.
  • Preservatives, 147.
  • Prevention of dyspepsia, 310;
    • of molds, 134.
  • Proboscis, 30.
  • Prolegs, 32.
  • Pronuba, 42, 43.
  • Protecting forests, 114.
  • Proteins, 60, 273;
    • making, 93;
    • test for, 61.
  • Protoplasm, 50;
    • what it can do, 52.
  • Protozoa, 172, 182, 205.
  • Protozoan diseases, 221.
  • Pteridophytes, 176.
  • Ptomaines, 144, 147.
  • Ptyalin, 300.
  • Public hygiene, 389.
  • Pulmonary circulation, 320.
  • Pulse, cause, 323.
  • Pupa of milkweed butterfly, 33.
  • Pupil of eye, 360.
  • Pure food laws, 288.
  • Purpose of digestion, 69, 296.
  • Pyloric cæca, 235.
  • Rabies, 392.
  • Races of man, 196.
  • Radiolaria, 182.
  • Radiolarian skeleton, 182.
  • Recessive characters, 258.
  • Rectum, 297.
  • Red corpuscles, 313, 314.
  • Reflex actions, 353.
  • Regulation of heat of body, 343.
  • Relation, of age to diet, 280;
    • of alcohol to crime, 371;
    • of alcohol to heredity, 372;
    • of alcohol to pauperism, 371;
    • of animals to man, 17;
    • of bacteria to free nitrogen, 81;
    • of bacteria to man, 16;
    • of biology to society, 18;
    • of cost of food to diet, 281;
    • of digestibility to diet, 281;
  • Relation, of environment to diet, 280;
    • of green plants and animals, 15, 161, 162;
    • of sex to diet, 280;
    • of work to diet, 277;
    • of yeasts to man, 135.
  • Rennin, 303.
  • Reproduction, 103, 181;
    • importance of, 52;
    • in seed plants, 173, 174;
    • of cells, 50;
    • of Paramœcium, 169.
  • Reptiles, 186.
  • Reptilia, 188.
  • Reserve air, 334.
  • Residual air, 334.
  • Respiration, 66, 181;
    • and alcohol, 346;
    • and nervous control, 334;
    • and tobacco, 346;
    • mechanics of, 332, 333;
    • necessity for, 329;
    • organs of, 330;
    • of cells, 332;
    • of leaves, 96.
  • Retina, 360.
  • Rhizoids, 133.
  • Rhizopoda, 182.
  • Rice field, 123.
  • Ringworm, 134.
  • Roaches, 216.
  • Rock fern, 175.
  • Rockweed, 176.
  • Roots as food, 119;
    • as food storage, 83;
    • downward growth of, 72;
    • fine structure, 73;
    • give out acid, 79, 80;
    • hairs, 74, 75;
    • influence of gravity, 72;
    • influence of moisture, 73;
    • passage of soil water, 76;
    • pressure, 101;
    • system, primary, secondary, tertiary roots, 72;
    • uses of, 71.
  • Rotation of crops, 81.
  • Roundworms, 183, 228.
  • Rules of habit formation, 356.
  • Russian thistle, 129.
  • Saliva, 69, 299.
  • Salivary glands, 299;
    • glands of frog, 243.
  • Salmon, 201, 241.
  • Sand shark, 186.
  • Sandworm, 184.
  • Sanitarium for tuberculosis, 394.
  • Sanitation, 27.
  • Saprophytes, 131.
  • Scavengers,[TN10] 150.
  • Schleiden and Schwann, 398.
  • Schultz, Max, 398.
  • Sclerotic coat, 360.
  • Sea anemones, 183.
  • Secretion, 299, 306.
  • Secretions, internal, 317.
  • Section, of ear, 359;
    • of timber, 111.
  • Sedgwick, William T., 312.
  • Seed, 54;
    • how scattered, 56;
    • plants, reproduction, 174;
    • why it grows, 58.
  • Seedlings of bean, 63.
  • Segmented worms, 183.
  • Selection, artificial, 253;
  • Selective planting, 254.
  • Semicircular canal, 359.
  • Sensations, 350.
  • Sense organs, 181;
  • Senses, 357.
  • Sensory nerves, 351.
  • Sepals, 35.
  • Series, animal, 182.
  • Serum, 314.
  • Sewage disposal, 386.
  • Sex, relation to diet, 280.
  • Shelf fungi, 132.
  • Sieve tubes, 97.
  • Simple animal, development, 177.
  • Simplest plants, 166.
  • Skeleton, of dog, 185;
  • Skeleton, of leaf, 85;
  • Skin, 268;
    • hygiene of, 344.
  • Skunk, 205.
  • Sleep, need of, 356.
  • Small intestine, 307, 308.
  • Smell, sense of, 358.
  • Snail, 185.
  • Snakes, 189;
  • Soft palate, 301.
  • Soil, composition of, 77;
    • how water is held in, 77, 78.
  • Sound, character of, 360.
  • Sour bread, 139.
  • Soy beans, 152.
  • Sparrow, 246.
  • Spawning habits, economic importance, 239.
  • Species, 175, 194.
  • Sperm, 177.
  • Spermaries of frog, 243.
  • Spermatophytes, 176.
  • Spinal cord of fish, 237.
  • Spiracles, 29.
  • Spirillum, 142.
  • Sponge, 180, 182, 183, 206.
  • Spore, 131, 173;
  • Sporozoa, 182.
  • Sprengel, Conrad, 40.
  • Squash bug, 215.
  • Stables, clean and filthy, 388.
  • Stamens, 36.
  • Starch, action of diastase, 69;
    • digestion, 299;
    • grains, 60;
    • in bean, 61;
    • made by green leaves, 90, 92;
    • test for, 61.
  • Starch making and milling, 92.
  • Starfish, 184;
  • food of, 216.
  • Stegomyia, 221.
  • Stems, as food, 118;
    • passage of fluids up, 84;
    • structure of, 97.
  • Sterilization, 145.
  • Sterilizer, 140.
  • Stigma, 36.
  • Stimulants, 289.
  • Stirrup, 359.
  • Stomata, 86, 88.
  • Stomach, 297;
    • digestive experiments, 304;
    • of frog, 243;
    • of man, 303.
  • Street cleaning department, 387.
  • Structure, colorless corpuscles, 315;
    • of leaf, 85;
    • of red corpuscle, 314;
    • of root, 73;
    • of root hairs, 74.
  • Sturgeon, 186.
  • Style, 36.
  • Sublingual glands, 299.
  • Submaxillary glands, 299.
  • Suffocation, 340.
  • Sulphur, 149.
  • Sun, source of energy, 88.
  • Sundew, 102.
  • Sunlight in home, 374.
  • Sweat glands, 342.
  • Sweeping and dusting, 336.
  • Swim bladder of fish, 236.
  • Symbiosis, 163.
  • Sympathetic nerves, 352;
  • Syphilis, 152, 156.
  • Systemic circulation, 320.
  • Vaccination, 157, 221, 391.
  • Vacuoles, contracting, 168.
  • Value, of insects, 208;
    • of trees, 105.
  • Valves, 185, 319;
  • Variation, 250.
  • Vasomotor nerves, 325.
  • Vegetable fibers and oils, 127.
  • Veins, 318;
    • function and structure, 323;
    • valves, 324.
  • Venæ cavæ, 322.
  • Ventilation, 335, 338.
  • Ventricle, 319;
    • of fish heart, 236.
  • Venus fly trap, 102.
  • Vermiform appendix, 309.
  • Vertebral column, 186.
  • Vertebrates, breathing of, 232.
  • Villi, 308.
  • Virginia creeper, 128.
  • Virus, 392.
  • Vitreous humor, 361.
  • Vorticella, 171, 178.
  • Vries, Hugo de, 253, 406.