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The evolution of man : a popular exposition of the principal points of human ontogeny and phylogeny . | Beasts of Pf ey | H [J^SI^MW^ Primitive Mammals(Promammalia) Beaked Animals. J [Osseous Fishes(Teleostei) H^m \ Ganoids Petromyzoi [insects [Crustaceans. fflJ g 2> » ® Star-Animals(Echinoderma) Soft Animals(Molluscs) « Sea-Nettles I(Acalephae) ei -4-> ?-1 _ o fl»4J «= s a, o Jj to 1: 1 l-H G 1*3 *? o • r-4 —J J ( i89 ) TABLE XXV. Pedigree of Apes. fflanHomo &pe4ifti fHanAlalus Gorilla Chimpanzee Gorilla Engeco African|Han4ike &pes Orang-Outang Satyrus GibbonHylobates AstaticfHan4tkc ^p
The evolution of man : a popular exposition of the principal points of human ontogeny and phylogeny . | Beasts of Pf ey | H [J^SI^MW^ Primitive Mammals(Promammalia) Beaked Animals. J [Osseous Fishes(Teleostei) H^m \ Ganoids Petromyzoi [insects [Crustaceans. fflJ g 2> » ® Star-Animals(Echinoderma) Soft Animals(Molluscs) « Sea-Nettles I(Acalephae) ei -4-> ?-1 _ o fl»4J «= s a, o Jj to 1: 1 l-H G 1*3 *? o • r-4 —J J ( i89 ) TABLE XXV. Pedigree of Apes. fflanHomo &pe4ifti fHanAlalus Gorilla Chimpanzee Gorilla Engeco African|Han4ike &pes Orang-Outang Satyrus GibbonHylobates AstaticfHan4tkc ^pcs fHan4ikc SycsAnthropoides Silk ApesHapalida —v~ Clutch- tailsLabidocerca J Tall ApesSemnopithecus Nose ApesNasalis Sea Cat Cercopithecus BaboonsCynocephalus I Flap-tails Apliyocerca Ipcs of |kfo EmorlU Flat-nosedPlatyrhinae Catko <3pcsMenocerca &pes of ©IK raorlH Narrow-nosed Catarhinae ^pCSSimiae Prosimiae CHAPTER XX. THE HISTORY OF THE EVOLUTION OF THE EPIDERMISAND THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. Animal and Vegetative Organ-systems.—Original Relations of these to theTwo Primary Germ-layers.—Sensory Apparatus.—Constituents ofSensory Apparatus: originally only the Exoderm, or Skin-layer; after-wards, the Skin-covering spe
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