Catálogo anual de los oficiales, estudiantes y graduados del Kansas State Agricultural College, Manhattan ... . estudio oratorio. Los ejercicios prácticos consistirán en cuatro horas de estudio por semana de la estructura y fisiologíade los tipos más significativos. El libro de texto es T. W. Galloways First Coursein Zoology. El manual de laboratorio es Theo. H. Laboratorio De Scheffers Manualof Zoología. 2. Zoología II. (Vertebrado.) Se dará el término de invierno. Se Trata de un estudio de la estructura, funciones y ecología de los tipos más im-portantes de animales vertebrados, también con la debida atención a las ques-ciones de DESC

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Annual catalogue of the officers, students and graduates of the Kansas State Agricultural College, Manhattan ... . oratory study. The practical exerciseswill consist of four hours study per week of the structure and physiologyof the most significant types. Text-book is T. W. Galloways First Coursein Zoology. Laboratory manual is Theo. H. Scheffers Laboratory Manualof Zoology. 2. Zoology II. (Vertebrate.) This will be given the winter term.This is a study of the structure, functions and ecology of the more im-portant types of vertebrate animals, also with due attention to the ques-tions of descent and systematic position. The class work consists of twoand three recitations in alternating weeks, based upon a suitable text, supplemented by facts derived from laboratory study. The practicalexercises consist of four hours per week devoted to the first-hand studyof structure and functions of the most significant types. Text-book isParker and Haswells Text-book of Zoology, vol. II. Laboratory manualis the same as for course 1. Course 1, or its equivalent, is prerequisite. Forty-sixth Annual Catalogue. 103. Museum. 3. Embryology. This course will be given the winter term. Thisis a study (1) of the changes of the reproductive cells prior to fertiliza-tion, giving attention to the cell elements as possible bearers of heredi-tary characters; (2) of the embryonic development of the vertebrateanimal as typified in the chick and some mammalian type. The classwork will consist of five recitations per week, based upon a suitable text, supplemented by facts derived from laboratory work. The practical ex-ercises will consist of a close study of the reproductive cells and typicalvertebrate development. Text-book to be determined later. Courses 1and 2, or their equivalents, are prerequisite. 4. Geology. Given fall and spring terms. This is an elementarystudy of the dynamic, structural and historical phases of the earth andprimitive life, with special attention given to the first two. Thi