First published in 1904, this book provides a beginner's guide to zoology, from simple life forms to more sophisticated vertebrates.First published in 1904, this book provides a beginner's guide to zoology, from simple life forms to more sophisticated vertebrates. The text is richly illustrated with over three hundred diagrams and drawings for ease of comprehension. This book will be of value to anyone with an interest in the history of education.First published in 1904, this book provides a beginner's guide to zoology, from simple life forms to more sophisticated vertebrates. The text is richly illustrated with over three hundred diagrams and drawings for ease of comprehension. This book will be of value to anyone with an interest in the history of education.First published in 1904 as the second edition of a 1901 original, this book provides a beginner's guide to zoology, from simple life forms to more sophisticated vertebrates. At the end of the sections on each phylum a short table of classification is given to indicate the general position of the animals mentioned in the general scheme of the animal kingdom. The text is richly illustrated with over three hundred diagrams and drawings for ease of comprehension. This book will be of value to anyone with an interest in the history of education.1. Introduction; 2. Phylum protozoa; 3. Phylum coelenterata; 4. Phylum porifera; 5. Introduction to the coelomata; 6. Phylum annelida; 7. Phylum arthropoda; 8. Phylum mollusca; 9. Phylum echinodermata; 10. Phylum brachiopoda; 11. Phylum polyzoa; 12. Phylum chaetognatha; 13. Introduction to the phylum vertebrata; sub-phyla I-III. Hemichordata, cephalochordata and urochordata; 14. Introduction to sub-phylum IV. Craniata. Division I. Cyclostomata; 15. Craniata. Division II. Gnathostomata. Class I. Pisces; 16. Craniata. Division II. Gnathostomata. Class II. Amphibia; 17. Craniata. Division II. Gnathostomata. Class III. Reptilia; 18. Craniata. Division II. Gnathostomata. Class IV.l8