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The Crayfish: An Introduction to the Study of Zoology.

Chapter 30: INDEX.
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A detailed anatomical and physiological study of the crayfish describes its external form and internal organs at successive growth stages, tracing development and functional organization. It analyzes feeding, respiration, circulation, locomotion, sensory structures, and reproductive processes, and links each activity to the underlying anatomy and mechanisms that supply tissues with materials for maintenance and growth. Observational methods and comparative remarks illustrate how close study of a single animal can illuminate general zoological principles, ecological distribution, and the relations between structure, function, and environment.

INDEX.

  • Abdomen, 19, 141
    • development of, 213
  • Abdominal appendages, 143
    • development of, 217
  • Abdominal somite, characters of, 142
  • Ætiology, 47
  • AGASSIZ, 308
  • Alimentary canal, 51
  • Ambulatory legs, 168
  • American Crayfishes, 243, 247
  • Amœba, 285
  • Amurland Crayfishes, 304
  • Antenna, 23, 172
  • Antennule, 23, 173
  • Anthrapalæmon, 341
  • Anus, 29
  • Apodeme, 99, 158, 175
  • Appendage, 24, 143, 161, 173
  • Archenteron, 211
  • Arctogæal province, 314
  • Areola, 235
  • ARISTOTLE, referred to, 4
  • Arteries, 71
  • Arteries, development of, 224
  • Arthrobranchia, 75
  • Arthrophragm, 158
  • Arthropoda, 279, 284
  • Articulations, 95
  • Asiatic Crayfishes, 304
  • Astacina, 254
  • Astacoides, 250, 313
  • Astacomorpha, 338
  • Astacopsis, 250, 264
  • Astacus, division into sub-genera, 290
  • Astacus
    • angulosus, 302, 310
    • colchicus, 302, 310
    • dauricus, 304, 310
    • fluviatilis,
      • anatomy, general account of, 1731
      • attachment of young to mother, 40, 351
      • branchial formula, 266
      • development, 205226
      • distribution, geographical 44, 288, 298
      • distribution, chronological, 44
      • ecdysis, 32, 350
      • general characters, 6
      • growth, 31, 349
      • habits, 8 {364}
      • histology, 174
      • mortality, 127
      • muscular system, 90
      • myths concerning, 44
      • name, origin of, 13
      • nervous system, 101
      • newly hatched young, characters of, 219
      • nutrition, 48
      • occurrence, 5, 8
      • organs of
      • prehension of food, 49
      • putrid, effect of smell of, 45
      • reproduction of lost limbs, 38
      • reproduction, sexual, 39, 128, 135, 350
      • sexual characters, 7, 20, 32, 145, 241
      • somites and appendages, 143
      • systematic description, 230
      • use as food, 10, 289
      • varieties, 289
    • fontinalis, 290
    • japonicus, 304
    • klamathensis, 305
    • leniusculus, 305
    • leptodactylus, 299, 302, 303, 310, 320
    • nigrescens, 244
    • nobilis, 290, 295, 296, 299, 310
    • oreganus, 305
    • pachypus, 302, 310
    • pallipes, 290
    • politus, 344
    • saxatilis, 290
    • Schrenckii, 304, 310
    • torrentium, 290, 294, 298, 310, 311
    • tristis, 290
    • Trowbridgii, 305
  • Atya, Atyidæ, 331, 336
  • Auditory organ, 116
  • Australian
    • Crayfishes, 306
    • province, 314
  • Austrocolumbian province, 314
  • Axius, 271
  • Ball, R., quoted, 36
  • Basipodite, 143
  • BELL, T., quoted, 37, 42
  • Bile-duct, 61, 66
  • Biological sciences, scope of, 4
  • Blastoderm, 207
  • Blastomere, 205
  • Blastopore, 209
  • Blood, 31, 68, 176
  • BOBRETSKY, referred to, 356
  • BOLIVAR, Dr., 298
  • Branchiæ,
  • Branchial
    • chamber, 25
    • formula,
      • Astacoides, 266
      • Astacopsis, 264
      • Astacus, 266
      • Cancer, 277
      • hypothetically complete, 268
      • Palæmon, 270
      • Palinurus, 265
      • Penæus, 267
  • Branchiobdella, 356
  • Branchiostegite, 25
    • development of, 217
  • BRAUN, quoted, 352
  • Brazilian Crayfishes, 306
  • Cæcum, 61
  • Calcification of exoskeleton, 197
  • Californian Crayfishes, 243
  • Cambarus, 44, 247, 310, 312
  • Cancer, 272, 283
  • Carapace, 19
    • development of, 214
  • CARBONNIER, M., quoted, 297, 349, 350
  • Cardia, 52
  • Caridina, 330
  • Carpopodite, 165
  • Cell, 66, 199
  • Cell-aggregate, 190, 199
  • Cephalic
    • appendages, 170
      • development of, 217
    • flexure, 163
    • somites, 154
  • Cephalon, 19, 141
  • Cephalothorax, 19
  • Cervical groove, 19
  • CHANTRAN, M., quoted, 348, 350, 351
  • Chelæ, 22
  • Chilian Crayfishes, 308
  • Chitin, 50
    • composition of, 347
  • Chæraps, 250
  • Chorology, 46
  • Circulation, 73
    • organs of, 68
  • Common knowledge and science, 3
  • Connective tissue, 178
    • development of, 224
  • COPE, Prof., quoted, 316
  • Cornea, 118
  • Coxopodite, 143
  • Coxopoditic setæ, 78
  • Crab, see Cancer
  • Crab’s-eye, see Gastrolith
  • Crangon, 272
  • Crayfish,
    • origin of name, 12
    • common, see Astacus fluviatilis
  • Crayfishes,
  • Crustacea, 271, 278
  • Crystalline cones, 121
  • Cuticle, 33, 50, 175, 192
  • Cyclas, 356
  • Dactylopodite, 165
  • Daphnia, asexual reproduction of, 128
  • DARWIN, C., referred to, 4
  • DE HAAN, quoted, 313
  • Development, 205
  • Digestion, 63
  • Distribution, 46
    • chronological, of crayfishes, 44, 316, 339
    • table of, 345
    • geographical, of crayfishes, 44, 288
    • causes of, 335
    • results of study of, 308, 314
  • DORMER, quoted, 356
  • DULK, quoted, 349
  • Ear, 116
    • development of, 225
  • Ecdysis, 32, 350
  • Écrevisse
  • Ectoderm, 141
  • Ectostracum, 194
  • Edelkrebs, 290
  • Endoderm, 141
  • Endophragmal system, 157
  • Endopleurite, 158
  • Endopodite, 145
  • Endoskeleton, 17
  • Endosternite, 158
  • Endostracum, 194
  • Engæus, 250, 306
  • Enoplocytia, 342
  • Epiblast, 211
  • Epidermis, 140
  • Epimeron, 143
  • Epiostracum, 192
  • Epipodite, 167 {367}
  • Epistoma, 155
  • Epithelium, 140, 177
  • Equus excelsus, occurring with fossil crayfishes, 316
  • Eryma, 341
  • Evolution of crayfishes, 331
  • Excretion, organs of, 82
  • Exopodite, 145
  • Exoskeleton, 17
    • chemical composition, 347
  • Eye, 118
    • compound, 122
    • development of, 225
  • Eye-stalk, 24, 173
    • development of, 214
  • Family, 252
  • Fat-cells, 180
  • Fibre, muscular, 185
  • Fibril, muscular, 185
  • Figian Crayfishes, 306
  • Filament, muscular, 185
  • Filter of stomach, 58
  • Flagellum, 167
  • Food-yelk, 206
  • Foot-jaws, see maxillipedes
  • Forceps, 22
  • Foregut, 61
  • Fossil crayfishes, 316
  • FOSTER, Dr. M., referred to, 110
  • France, consumption of crayfish in, 10
  • Function, 22
  • Galaxidæ, 315
  • Gammarus, 323
  • Ganglion, 103, 105
  • Ganglionic corpuscle, 87, 103
  • Gastric mill, 53
  • Gastrolith, 29, 347
    • chemical composition, 349
  • Gastrula, 211
  • GAY, quoted, 356
  • Genus, 249
  • Geographical distribution, see Distribution
  • GERBE, M., quoted, 350
  • Germinal
  • GERSTFELDT, Dr., quoted, 290
  • Gills, see Branchiæ
  • GIRARD, quoted, 356
  • GORUP-BESANEZ, quoted, 353
  • Green-gland, 83, 353
    • development of, 224
  • GROBBEN, Dr., quoted, 354
  • Growth of crayfish, 31, 349
  • Guanin, 82, 353
  • Gullet, see Œsophagus
  • GÜNTHER, Dr., quoted, 315
  • HAGEN, Dr., quoted, 305, 312
  • Haplochitonidæ, 315
  • HARVEY, quoted, 5
  • Head, see Cephalon
  • Hearing, organ of, 116
  • Heart, 27, 71
    • development of, 224
  • HELLER, Dr., quoted, 298, 330
  • Hepatic duct, see Bile duct
  • Hind gut, 61
  • Histology, 176
  • Histriobdella, 356
  • Homaridæ, 263 {368}
  • Homarina, 261
  • Homarus, 13, 42, 257, 332
  • Homology, homologous, homologue, 148
  • Hoploparia, 342
  • Hypoblast, 211
  • Idothea, 323, 334
  • Impregnation, 135, 350
  • Integument, 50
  • Interseptal zone, 183
  • Intestine, 29, 61
  • Ischiopodite, 165
  • Japanese Crayfishes, 313, 314
  • Jaws, 23
  • JOHNSTON, J., quoted, 42
  • KESSLER, quoted, 298, 304
  • Kidney, see Green gland
  • KLUNZINGER, referred to, 330
  • Labrum, 51
    • development of, 218
  • LAMARCK, referred to, 4
  • LEREBOULLET, quoted, 353
  • Legs, ambulatory, 168
  • LEMOINE, referred to, 353
  • LEYDIG, referred to, 115, 353
  • Liver, 30, 64
    • development of, 223
    • nature of secretion, 352
  • Lobster,
    • common, see Homarus
    • Norway, see Nephrops
    • Rock, see Palinurus
  • LOVÈN, referred to, 327
  • Machine, living, 128
  • McIntosh, Dr. W. C., quoted, 288
  • Mandible, 23, 51, 170
    • development of, 214
  • MARTENS, VON, 306
  • Mastodon mirificus, occurring with fossil crayfishes, 316
  • Maxillæ, 23, 170
  • Maxillipedes, 23, 164
  • Medullary groove, 213
  • Megalopa stage of development, 283
  • Meropodite, 165
  • Mesoblast, 212
  • Mesoderm, 141
  • Mesophragm, 158
  • Metamere, 143
  • Metastoma, 51
  • Metope, 278
  • Midgut, 61
  • MILNE-EDWARDS, quoted, 13, 289
  • Mollusca, 284
  • Morphology, 46, 138
    • comparative, 230
  • Mortality of crayfishes, 128
  • Morula, 206
  • Mosaic vision, 122, 354
  • Motor plates, 189
  • Mouth, 51
  • MÜLLER, JOHANNES, referred to, 122
  • Muscle, 57, 90, 175, 181
    • development of, 224
    • histology of, 90, 181
  • Muscles
    • of abdomen, 99 {369}
    • of chela, 93
    • of stomach, 57
  • Myosin, 186
  • Myotome, 174
  • Mysis, 281, 323
    • relicta, origin of, from M. oculata, 327
  • Mysis stage of development, 280
  • Natural
    • History, 3
    • Philosophy, 3
  • Nauplius stage of development, 215, 280
  • Nearctic province, 314
  • Nephrops, 259, 332
  • Nerve, 101
  • Nerve-cells, 103, 187
  • Nervous system, 105
  • Noble crayfish, see Astacus nobilis
  • Nomenclature, binomial, 13, 15
  • Norway lobster, see Nephrops
  • Novozelanian province, 314
  • Nucleated cell, 199
  • Nucleolus, 187
  • Nucleus, 177, 200
    • changes of, in cell-division, 200
  • Œsophagus, 51
  • Olfactory organ, 114
  • Organ, 22
  • Origin of crayfish, evidence as to, 320, 331
  • Ovary, 31, 129
    • structure of, 131
  • Oviduct, 129
  • Oviposition, 351
  • Ovisac, 132
  • Ovum, 129
    • structure of, 133
  • Palæarctic province, 314
  • Palæmon, 268, 328
  • Palinuridæ, 263
  • Palinurus, 261, 264
  • Palp, 171
  • Paranephrops, 250, 306, 313
  • Paraphragm, 158
  • Parasites of crayfish, 356
  • Parastacidæ, 252, 256, 306, 313
  • Parastacus, 250, 306
  • Pemphix, 341
  • Penæus, 267, 280
  • Pericardium, 69
  • Perivisceral cavity, 50
  • Phyllobranchia, 271
  • Physiology, 46
  • Pleurobranchia, 79
  • Pleuron, 96, 143
  • Podobranchia, 75, 165
  • Podophthalmia, 279
  • Pore-canals, 195
  • Post-orbital
  • Potamobiidæ, 252, 256
  • Prawn, see Palæmon
  • Prehension of food, 49
  • Procephalic lobes, 160
    • development of, 213
  • Propodite, 165
  • Protopodite, 143
  • Prototroctes, 315 {370}
  • Protozoa, 285
  • Pseudastacus, 343
  • Pylorus, 52
  • Race, 292
  • RATHKE, quoted, 356
  • RÉAUMUR, quoted, 33
  • Reflex action, 108
  • REICHENBACH, quoted, 356
  • Renal organ, see Green-gland
  • Reproduction
    • of lost limbs, 38
  • Reproductive organs, 128
    • development of, 225
  • Respiration, anal, 353
  • Respiratory organs, see Branchiæ
  • Retropinna, 315
  • ROBIN, quoted, 352
  • Rock lobster, see Palinurus
  • ROESEL VON ROSENHOF, quoted, 41, 43
  • RONDOLETIUS, referred to, 4
  • Rostrum, 157
    • development of, 217
  • Salivary glands, 352
  • Salmonidæ, parallel between their distribution, and that of Astacidæ, 315
  • Sarcolemma, 90, 182
  • SARS, G. O., referred to, 327
  • SARTORIUS VON WALTERHAUSEN, quoted, 322
  • Scaphognathite, 80, 170
  • Schizopod stage of development, 280
  • SCHLÜTER, 317
  • SCHMIDT, O., quoted, 354
  • SCHRANK, 290
  • Science, physical, 3
  • Science and common sense, 1
  • Segmentation, 174
  • Self-causation, 112
  • Sensory organs, 113
  • Septal
  • Setæ, 197
  • Shrimp, see Crangon
  • SIEBOLD, VON, referred to, 331
  • Sight, organ of, 118
  • Sinus, sternal, 69
  • Smell, organ of, 114
  • Somite, 143, 161, 355
  • SOUBEIRAN, M., quoted, 349
  • Southern Crayfishes, 249
  • Species, 243, 290
    • morphological, 291
    • physiological, 296
  • Spermatozoa, 129, 135, 354
  • Spontaneous action, 112
  • Squame of antenna, 172
  • Steinkrebs, see Astacus torrentium
  • Sternum, 96, 143
  • Stomach, 29, 51
  • Stone-crayfish, see Astacus torrentium
  • Striated spindle, 121
  • Swimmeret, 20
  • Taste, organ of, 115
  • Teleology, 47, 137
  • Tendon, 92, 175 {371}
  • Tergum, 96, 143
  • Terminal plates, 189
  • Terminology, scientific, 14
  • Testis, 129
    • structure of, 133
  • Thoracic appendages, 164
    • development of, 217
    • somites, 150
  • Thorax, 19, 141
  • Tissue, 175
  • Touch, organ of, 113
  • Transformism, 318
  • TREVIRANUS, referred to, 4
  • Tribe, 252
  • Trichobranchiæ, 263
  • Troglocaris, 337
  • Valves
    • of heart, 73
    • of stomach, 59
  • VAN HELMONT, quoted, 45
  • Variety, 290, 292
  • Vas deferens, 130
  • Vent, see Anus
  • Vertebrata, 284
  • Visual
  • Vitelline membrane, 133
  • Vitellus, 133
  • Voluntary action, 112
  • VON DER MARCK, 317
  • WARD, J., referred to, 354
  • WASSILIEW, quoted, 353
  • Whirlpool of life, 84
  • WILL, quoted, 353
  • WOOD-MASON, quoted, 44
  • Yelk, 133
  • Yelk-division, 205
  • Young of Astacus, newly hatched, characters of, 219
  • Zoæa stage of development, 280