Meanings of Vertebrata in English

With regard to the descent of the great Kingdoms (as Vertebrata, Articulata, etc.)

See "A Catalogue of British Fossil Vertebrata," A.S. Woodward and C.D.

So much then for an outline sketch of the main features in the embryonic history of the Vertebrata.

AMPHIOXUS, or LANCELET, the name of small, fish-like, marine creatures, forming the class Cephalochorda, of the phylum Vertebrata.

Among the Vertebrata, however, there are a few examples which appear to be far less open to objection.

Or to turn to the higher Vertebrata-inwhat sense are the Liassic Chelonia inferior to those which now exist?

The Mollusks are more complex and so are higher than the Radiata, the Vertebrata are more complex than the Mollusks.

He would be a capital man to tell you what is known about Indian Zoology, at least in the Vertebrata.

Geological Succession of Vertebrata.

For the Vertebrata, see V. Fatio's Faune des vertebres de la Suisse (3 vols., 1869-1904).

From this I finally concluded that it belonged to the branch Vertebrata, class Mammalia, subclass Monodelphia, group Pisciforma, order Cetacea, family .

It is in their limbs, however, that the Vertebrata present the most obvious and striking serial homology-almostthe only serial homology noticeable externally.

In 1825 P. A. Latreille6 published a new classification of the Vertebrata, which are primarily divided into Haematherma.

The passage referred to seems to be in Owen's "Anatomy of Vertebrata," III., pages 798, 799, note.

And here you have evidence of such a unity of plan among all the animals which have backbones, and which we technically call "Vertebrata".

But even among the vertebrata; who has ever seen a furious rabbit?