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A Text book of Invertebrates

Contents:

Introduction Classification - 1. Protozoa, 2. Porifera, 3. Coelenterata, 4. Ctenophora, 5. Platyhelminthes, 6. Aschelminthes, 7. Annelida, 8. Arthropoda, 9. Mollusca, 10. Echinodermata, 

Detailed Study of Types - 1. Euglena, 2. Volvox, 3. Trypanosoma, 4. Amoeba proteus, 5. Entamoeba histolytica, 6. Elphidium (Polystomella), 7. Monocystis, 8. Plasmodium, 9. Paramecium, 10. Suctoria, 11. Olynthus, 12. Ascon Sponge, 13. Sycon Sponge , 14. Hydra, 15. Obelia, 16. Aurelia, 17. Sea Anemone, 18. Pleurobrachia, 19. Planaria (Dugesia), 20. Liver Fluke, 21.Tape Worm, 22. Ascaris lumbricoides, 23. Wuchereria, 24.Dracunculus, 25. Ancylostoma, 26. Enterobius, 27. Trichuris, 28.Nereis, 29. Earthworm (Pheretima), 30. Leech, 31. Prawn (Penaeus), 32. Cockroach, 33. Scorpion, 34. Centipede (Scolopendra), 35.Millipede (Spirostreptus), 36. Sacculina, 37. Limulus, 38. Peripatus, 39. Pila, 40. Lamellidens, 41.Sepia, 42. Star Fish, 43.Sea Urchin, 44. Sea Cucumber , 45. Sea Lily, 

Minor Phyla - 1. Mesozoa, 2. Nemertinea or Rhynchocoela, 3. Endoprocta, 4. Acanthocephala, 5. Rotifera, 6. Gastrotricha, 7. Kinorhyncha, 8. Nematomorpha, 9. Ectoprocta (Bryozoa), 10. Brachiopoda, 11. Phoronida, 12. Chaetognatha, 13. Priapulida, 14. Sipunculida, 15. Echiuroidea, 16. Pogonophora, 

General Topics - 1. Principles of Classification and Binomial Nomenclature, 2. Levels of Organization, 3. Biogenetic Law (Recapitulation Theory), 4. Gastrea Theory, 5. Origin of Metazoa, 6. Origin of Bilateria, 7. Locomotion in Protozoa, 8. Nutrition in Protozoa, 9. Reproduction in Protozoa, 10. Parasites of protozoa, 11. Economic Importance of Protozoa, 12. Osmoregulation in Protozoa, 13. Canal System in Sponges, 14. Reproduction in Sponges, 15. Histology of Sponges, 16. Skeleton in Sponges, 17. Nematocysts, 18. Polymorphism in Coelenterata, 19. Corals, 20. Coral Reefs, 21. Mesenteries in Anthozoa, 22. Parasitic Adaptations of Liver Fluke, 23. Parasitic Adaptations of Helminth Parasites, 24. Platyhelminth Parasites of Man and Domestic Animals, 25. Parasitic Adaptations of Ascaris or Nematodes, 26. Economic Importance of Aschelminthes, 27. Archiannelida, 28. Coelom, 29. Metamerism, 30. Adaptive Radiation in Annelida, 31. Asexual Reproduction in Polychaetes, 32. Feeding in Polychaetes, 33. Excretion in Annelida, 34. Origin and Phylogeny of Annelida, 35. Vermiculture, 36. Economic Importance of Annelida, 37. Tagmatization (Tagmatosis), 38. Larval Forms of Crustacea, 39. Crustacean Parasites, 40. Respiration in Arthropoda, 41. Excretion in Arthropoda, 42. Mouth parts in Insects, 43. Insect Metamorphosis, 44. Commercial Products of Insects, 45. Beneficial Insects, 46. Lac Insect and Lac Culture, 47. Honey Bee and Apiculture, 48. Silk worm and Sericulture, 49. Economic Importance of Insects, 50. Pests and Pest Control, 51. Arthropod Vectors, 52. Control of Insects, 53. Social Life of Insects, 54. Origin of Arthropoda, 55. Onychophora, 56. Trilobita, 57. Eurypterida (Gigantostraca), 58. Xiphosura, 59. Respiration in Mollusca, 60. Foot in Mollusca, 61. Torsion in Mollusca, 62. Cephalopods are Advanced Molluscs, 63. Economic Importance of Mollusca, 64. Oyster Culture, 65. Pearl Industry, 66. Archimollusca, 67. Origin of Mollusca, 68. Phylogeny of Mollusca, 69. Neopilina, 70. Nautiloids, 71. Ammonoidea, 72. Belemnites, 73. T.S of an arm of Star Fish, 74. Pedicellariae, 75. Water Vascular System, 76. Larval forms of Echinodermata, 77. Origin of Echinodermata, 78. Phylogeny of Echinodermata.