A handbook to the cases illustrating animal locomotion / Horniman Museum and Library.

  • Horniman Museum.
Date:
1912
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Licence: In copyright

Credit: A handbook to the cases illustrating animal locomotion / Horniman Museum and Library. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    Marey, E. J. Terrestrial locomotion. Animal mechanism, pp. 102—179. Matthew, W. D. Illustrations of evolution among fossil mammals. A. The horse. The American Museum Journ. Vol. 3.—Supplement. 1903. Muybridge, E. The walk—The amble—The trot—The rack—The canter—The gallop—The ricochet—The leap—The buck and the kick—Change of gait. Animals in motion, pp. 15—235. Osborn, H. F. Primitive and progressive foot-structure [in mam- mals]—Reduction of digits—Perfection of joints and facets. The age of mammals, pp. 13—17. Packard, A. S. Mechanics of walking [Insects]'—Locomotion on smooth surfaces. A text-hook of entomology, pp. 103-116. Pettigrew, J. B. Progression on the land. Animal locomotion, pp. 37-63. Jumping. Davis, J. R. A. Leaping and hopping: Jointed-limbed inverte- brates (Arthropoda)—Fishes—Amphibians—Reptiles—Birds— Mammals as leapers. The natural hisory of animals. Vol. 3. pp. 173-198. Muybridge, E. The ricochet—The leap—The buck and the kick. Animals in motion, pp. 205-225. Climbing. Davis, J. R. A. Climbing : Mammals—Birds—Reptiles—Amphi- bians—Fishes—Jointed-limbed animals (Arthropoda)—Hedge- hog-skinned animals (Echinodennata) as climbers. The natural history of animals. Vol. 3, pp. 231—2S0. Packard, A. S. Climbing [Insects], A text-hook of entomology, p. 116. West, T. On certain appendages to the feet of insects subservient to holding or climbing. Journal of the Linnean Society : Zoology. Vol. 6. 1S62, pp. 26-28. Parachuting. Davis, J. R. A. Mammals—Birds—Reptiles—Amphibians—Fishes —Spiders as parachutists. Wings and parachutes as kites— Two-winged flies (Diptera) as kite-flyers. The natural history of animals. Vol. 3, pp. 281-291. Pettigrew, J. B. Flight of the flying-fish. Animal locomotion, pp.98-102. Shelford, R. A note on flying ” snakes. Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London, 1906, pp. 227-230.