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Identifier: animallifeintel00morg (find matches)
Title: Animal life and intelligence
Year: 1891 (1890s)
Authors: Morgan, C. Lloyd (Conwy Lloyd), 1852-1936
Subjects: Animal intelligence Animal behavior Psychology, Comparative
Publisher: Boston : Ginn
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
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Animal Life and Intelligence. aquatic animals in a tank or aquarium in which there isno means of supplying fresh oxygen, either by the actionof green vegetation, or by a jet of water carrying down air-bubbles, or in some other way. And then there are anumber of animals which have no special organs set apartfor breathing. In them respiration is carried on by thegeneral surface of the body. The common earthworm is mo.
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Fig. 2.—Gills of mussel. o.g., outer gill; i.g., inner gill; mo., mouth; m., muscles for closing shell; ma., mantle;s., shell; f„ foot; h., position of heart; e.s., exhalent siphon, whence the water passes outfrom the gill-chamber ; i.s., inhalent fiphon, where he water enters. The left valve of the shell has been removed, and the mantle cut away along the dark line. oneof these; and most microscopic organisms are in thesame condition. Still, even if there be no special organsfor breathing, the process of respiration must be carried onby all animals. 3. They eat and drink. The living substance of ananimals body is consumed during the progress of thosechemical changes which are consequent upon respiration;and this substance must, therefore, be made good bytaking in the materials out of which fresh life-stuff canbe formed. This process is called, in popular language,feeding. But the food taken in. is not identical with thelife-stuff formed. It has to undergo a number of chemicalchan

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  • booksubject:Animal_intelligence
  • booksubject:Animal_behavior
  • booksubject:Psychology__Comparative
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