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John Fleming
editarThe philosophy of zoology: or,
A general view of the structure, functions and classification of animals
John Fleming, D.D.
Minister of Flisk, Fifeshire
1822
- Invertebrata
- Gangliata. Mollusca
- Division I Mollusca cephala
- Section I Natantia
- Class I Cephalopoda
- Order I Nautiliade
- Spirulus
- Nautilus
- Multiocular testaces
- Order II Sepiade
- Head, 2 feet
- Sepia
- Lolicus
- Head, no feet
- Octopus
- Eledona
- Ocythoe
- Head, 2 feet
- Order I Nautiliade
- Class II Pteropoda
- with a shell
- destitute of a shell
- with a shell
- Class I Cephalopoda
- Section II Gastropoda
- Class I Pulmonifera
- Order I Terrestrial
- Subdivision I Cloak and foot parallel
- Subdivision II Cloak and foot not parallel
- Tribe I Foot with a lid
- Cyclostoma
- Tribe II Foot destitute of a lid
- Helix
- Bulimus
- Pupada
- Vitrina
- Succina
- Achatina
- Tribe I Foot with a lid
- Order II Aquatic
- Subdivision I Body protected by a shell
- Tribe I Shell spirally twisted
- Shell turreted
- Lymneus
- Physa
- Aplexa
- Shell depressed
- Planorbis
- Segmentia
- Shell turreted
- Tribe II Shell conical
- Anyculus
- Tribe I Shell spirally twisted
- Subdivision I Body destitute of the protection of a shell
- Peronia
- Subdivision I Body protected by a shell
- Order I Terrestrial
- Class II Branchifera
- Order I Branchia external
- Tribe I Branchia exposed
- Tribe II Branchia simple
- A Head furnished with tentaculus
- Tentaculus four in number
- Aplysia
- Notarchus
- Dolabella
- Tentaculus two in number
- Pleurobranchia
- Tentaculus four in number
- B Head destitute tentaculus
- Bulla
- Doridium
- A Head furnished with tentaculus
- Order I Branchia internal
- Subdivision I Heart detached from rectum
- Tribe 1 Shell external
- A. Aperture of shell entire
- 1. Aperture of shell closed by lid
- Turbonidae
- Neritadae
- Truchuidae
- 2. Aperture of shell exposed
- Janthina
- Velutina
- 1. Aperture of shell closed by lid
- B. Anterior margin of apertura of the shell canalicanated
- 1. Shell convoluted
- Cypresdae
- Ovuladae
- Volutadae
- 2. Shell turreted
- Buccinidae
- Muricidae
- Cerithidae
- Strombusidae
- 1. Shell convoluted
- A. Aperture of shell entire
- Tribe 2 Shell internal
- Sigaretus
- Tribe 1 Shell external
- Subdivision II Heart traversed by rectum
- Tribe 1 Shell ear-shaped
- Haliotidae
- Haliotis
- Padois
- Stomatia
- Tribe 2 Shell conical
- Crepiduladae
- Capulusidae
- Fissurelladae
- Tribe 1 Shell ear-shaped
- Subdivision I Heart detached from rectum
- Order I Branchia external
- Class I Pulmonifera
- Section I Natantia
- Division II Mollusca acephala
- Section I Acephala conchifera
- Order I Brachipoda
- Subdivision I Shell supported on a fleshy peduncle
- Lingula
- Terebratula
- Subdivision II Shell sessile
- Criopus
- Subdivision I Shell supported on a fleshy peduncle
- Order II Bivalvia
- Subdivision I Cloak open
- Tribe 1 Valve closed by an aducctor muscle
- Pectenidae
- Ostraedae
- Tribe 2 Shell closed by two aducctor muscles
- Avicularia
- Meleagria
- Pinna
- Arcadae
- Tribe 1 Valve closed by an aducctor muscle
- Subdivision II Cloak more or less closed, forming a syphons
- Tribe 1 one syphon
- Mytisulidae
- Uniodae
- Cardita
- Venericardia
- Crammatella
- Tribe 2 Cloak close posteriorily and anteriorily, forming 3 aperturas
- Tridacna
- Hippopus
- Tribe 3 Anterior opening large
- Charma
- Cardius
- Donax
- Tella
- Venus
- Mactra
- Tribe 4 Anterior opening small
- Mys
- Solen
- Pholas
- Teredo
- Tribe 1 one syphon
- Subdivision I Cloak open
- Order I Brachipoda
- Section II Acephala tunicata
- Subdivision I Interior twice detached from external one, united only at two orifices
- Tribe I Body permanently fixed to other bodies
- A Simple animals
- Aperture furnished with four rays
- Cynthia
- Caesira
- Styela
- Pandocia
- Aperture furnished with four rays
- B Compound animals
- I Branchial oriface radiated
- a branchial and anal orifices, with 6 rays
- Dizzona
- Polyzona
- Sigillinae
- b branchial orifices only furnished with 6 rays
- Synoicum
- Sydneum
- Polyelinum
- Aplpidium
- Didemnum
- II Branchial orifice simple
- Butryllus
- Euclacium
- a branchial and anal orifices, with 6 rays
- I Branchial oriface radiated
- Tribe II Body free and moving about the water
- Pyrosoma
- Subdivision II Interior twice adhering throughout to the external one
- Salpa
- Subdivision I Interior twice detached from external one, united only at two orifices
- Section I Acephala conchifera
- Division I Mollusca cephala
- Gangliata. Mollusca