Aldrich, Thomas Bailey, 1836-1907 · Boston, CT : Hall and Locke · leaf 393
,of a sub-kingdom ofanimals which pos-sess a spinal col-umn, or backbone,and which areknown as verte-brate animals.Such are all beasts,birds, reptiles,and fishes. Thereare also a varietyof remotely alliedmarine organ-isms known as tunicates, sea-squirts, or ascidians (Fig.2). There is, further, an… … Fig. 1. LoRSE-TAiL {Equisetum drummondii). The Organic World 359 including cuttle-fislies, snails, whelks, limpets, the oyster,and a multitude of allied forms. A multitudinous sub-kingdom of worms also exists, as well as another ofstar-fishes and their congeners. Thereis yet another of zoophytes,…
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