The present title “Chordata-I” has been designed to approach the morphology, anatomy, physiology and development of the forms prescribed in the syllabus for the undergraduate students of Bangalore University. The subject matter has been discussed in a coherent way since it is most natural for a student in studying the architectural elements of an animal body in the quest to know how they function. This text intends, therefore, to enable the student, through his own natural appetency, to correlate form and function so that he possesses for subsequent work in either anatomy or physiology a firm foundation for a real edifice of knowledge. The book is a comprehensive guide, though it does not burdon the primary aim throughout has been clearity so as to make the text selective and meaningful. IT provides a nucleus around which the teacher can play a successful cause without too much learning on complementary and supplementary readings.
| Book Content of Chordata-I | |
| PROTOCHORDATA 1. Chordate Organization 2. Balanoglossus 3. Amphioxus 4. External Morphology of Herdmania AGNATHA 5. General Characters of Agnatha PISCES 6. Characters and Classification of Fishes 7. Dipnoi 8. Accessory Respiratory Organs 9. Migration of Fishes 10. Culture of Fishes 11. Preservation and Processing of Fishes 12. Economic Importance of Fishes AMPHIBIA 13. Characters and Classification of Amphibia 14. Digestive Systems 15. Circulatory System 16. Nervous System 17. Respiratory System 18. Sense Organs 19. Urinogenital System 20. Origin and Evolution of Amphibia 21. Metamorphosis 22. Parental Care in Amphibia REPTILIA 23. Characters and Classification of Reptiles 24. Origin and Adaptive Radiation of Reptiles 25. Poisonous and Non-poisonous Snakes 26. Chelonia (Thrtles) 27. Crocodilia 28. Shandon 29. Economic Importance of Reptile |
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