Miller/Harley Zoology - List of Transparencies

List of Transparencies

Number Name Figure(s)

1 How Electrons Are Arranged in Atoms 2.3

2 Two Hypotheses on the Eukaryotic Cell 1, Box 3.1

3 Generalized Animal Cell 3.2

4 Transport Proteins 3.8

5 Cytoskeleton 3.19

6 Stages of Mitosis 6.5

7 Meiosis and Cytokinesis 6.8

8 Organization of Eukaryotic Chromosomes 8.1 b-c

9 Events of Translation 9.8

10 Stages in the Development of a Frog 10.10

11 Gastrulation in the Chick Embryo 10.12

12 Formation of Extraembryonic Membranes 10.13

13 Genetic Drift 12.1

14 Food Webs 15.3

15 Carbon Cycle 15.6

16 Nitrogen Cycle 15.7

17 Evolutionary Groups 16.3

18 Phylogenetic Tree Showing Vertebrate Phylogeny 16.4

19 Interpreting Cladograms 16.5

20 Cladogram Showing Vertebrate Phylogeny 16.6

21 Protozoan Protist 17.3

22 Phylum Apicomplexa: The Life Cycle of Plasmodium 17.15

23 Conjugation in Paramecium 17.21

24 Phylogenetic Tree of Protozoa and Other Eukaryotes 17.22

25 Morphology of a Simple Sponge 18.5

27 Development of Sponge Larval Stages 18.8

28 Body Wall of a Cnidarian 18.9

29 Cnidocyte Structure and Nematocyst 18.10

30 Obelia Structure and Life Cycle 18.12

31 Structure of a Scyphozoan Medusa 18.15

32 Aurelia Life History 18.16

33 Class Anthozoa 18.19

34 Cladogram Showing Cnidarian Taxonomy 18.23

35 Class Trematoda: Subclass Digenea 19.14

36 Chinese Liver Fluke 19.15

37 Representative Life Cycle of a Schistosome Fluke 19.16

38 Class Cestoidea: A Tapeworm 19.17a

39 Life Cycle of the Beef Tapeworm 19.18

40 Life Cycle of the Broad Fish Tapeworm 19.19

41 Phylum Gastrotricha 19.21

42 Nematode Excretory Systems 20.8

43 Life Cycle of Enterobius vermicularis 20.11

44 Developmental Characteristics of Protostomes and Deuterostomes 21.3

45 Molluscan Body Organization 21.4

46 Torsion in Gastropods 21.7

47 Molluscan Phylogeny 21.25

48 Earthworm Structure 22.13

49 Earthworm Reproduction 22.15

50 Annelid Phylogeny 22.18

51 Events of Ecdysis 23.5

52 Insect Flight 24.5

53 Compound Eye of an Insect 24.10 b-c

54 Holometabolous Development of the Fruit Fly 24.13

55 Two Interpretations of Arthropod Phylogeny 24.15

56 Water-Vascular System of a Sea Star 25.4

57 Echinoderm Phylogeny 25.17

58 One Interpretation of Deuterostomate Phylogeny 26.10

59 One Interpretation of the Phylogeny of Fishes 27.2

60 External Structure and Life History of a Sea Lamprey 27.6

61 Gas Exchange at the Pharyngeal Lamellae 27.15

62 Osmoregulation 27.19

63 Evolutionary Relationships among the Amphibians 28.3

64 Diagrammatic Representation of an Anuran Circulatory System 28.12

65 Amniote Phylogeny 29.2

66 Heart and Major Arteries of a Lizard 29.13

67 Bird Skeleton 30.5

68 Respiratory System of a Bird 30.10 a-b

69 Mammalian Phylogeny 31.3

70 Possible Sequence in the Evolution of the Vertebrate Heart 31.12

71 Hydrostatic Skeletons 32.10 a-c

72 Exoskeletons 32.11 b

73 Bone 32.12a

74 Tetrapod Endoskeleton 32.14

75 Structure of Skeletal Muscle Tissue 32.25

76 An Action Potential As Recorded on an Oscilloscope 33.5

77 Chemical Transmission across a Synapse 33.6

78 Some Invertebrate Nervous Systems 33.7

79 Invertebrate Photoreceptors 34.4

80 Ear of an Anuran 34.9

81 Ear 34.10

82 Taste 34.17

83 Internal Anatomy of the Human Eyeball 34.18

84 Chemical Messengers: Targets and Transport 35.1

85 Steps of the Fixed-Membrane-Receptor Mechanism of Hormonal Action 35.3

86 Steps of the Mobile-Receptor 35.4

87 Endocrine Glands of Birds and Mammals 35.12

88 Functional Links between the Pituitary Gland and the Hypothalamus 35.14

89 Some Transport and Circulatory Systems 36.1

90 Structures of the Human Heart 36.9

91 Electrical Conduction System of the Human Heart 36.10

92 Vertebrate Respiration: Internal Gills 36.21

93 Ventilation in Amphibians 36.23

94 Various Types of Digestive Structures in Invertebrates 37.3

95 Major Organs and Parts of the Human Digestive System 37.11

96 Protonephridial System in a Turbellarian 38.10

97 Osmoregulation 38.16

98 Lateral View of the Human Male Reproductive System 39.4

99 Lateral View of the Human Female Reproductive System 39.7

100 Major Events in the Female Ovarian and Menstrual Cycles 39.12

Number	Name	Figure(s)
1	How Electrons Are Arranged in Atoms	2.3
2	Two Hypotheses on the Eukaryotic Cell	1, Box 3.1
3	Generalized Animal Cell	3.2
4	Transport Proteins	3.8
5	Cytoskeleton	3.19
6	Stages of Mitosis	6.5
7	Meiosis and Cytokinesis	6.8
8	Organization of Eukaryotic Chromosomes	8.1 b-c
9	Events of Translation	9.8
10	Stages in the Development of a Frog	10.10
11	Gastrulation in the Chick Embryo	10.12
12	Formation of Extraembryonic Membranes	10.13
13	Genetic Drift	12.1
14	Food Webs	15.3
15	Carbon Cycle	15.6
16	Nitrogen Cycle	15.7
17	Evolutionary Groups	16.3
18	Phylogenetic Tree Showing Vertebrate Phylogeny	16.4
19	Interpreting Cladograms	16.5
20	Cladogram Showing Vertebrate Phylogeny	16.6
21	Protozoan Protist	17.3
22	Phylum Apicomplexa: The Life Cycle of Plasmodium	17.15
23	Conjugation in Paramecium	17.21
24	Phylogenetic Tree of Protozoa and Other Eukaryotes	17.22
25	Morphology of a Simple Sponge	18.5
27	Development of Sponge Larval Stages	18.8
28	Body Wall of a Cnidarian	18.9
29	Cnidocyte Structure and Nematocyst	18.10
30	Obelia Structure and Life Cycle	18.12
31	Structure of a Scyphozoan Medusa	18.15
32	Aurelia Life History	18.16
33	Class Anthozoa	18.19
34	Cladogram Showing Cnidarian Taxonomy	18.23
35	Class Trematoda: Subclass Digenea	19.14
36	Chinese Liver Fluke	19.15
37	Representative Life Cycle of a Schistosome Fluke	19.16
38	Class Cestoidea: A Tapeworm	19.17a
39	Life Cycle of the Beef Tapeworm	19.18
40	Life Cycle of the Broad Fish Tapeworm	19.19
41	Phylum Gastrotricha	19.21
42	Nematode Excretory Systems	20.8
43	Life Cycle of Enterobius vermicularis	20.11
44	Developmental Characteristics of Protostomes and Deuterostomes	21.3
45	Molluscan Body Organization	21.4
46	Torsion in Gastropods	21.7
47	Molluscan Phylogeny	21.25
48	Earthworm Structure	22.13
49	Earthworm Reproduction	22.15
50	Annelid Phylogeny	22.18
51	Events of Ecdysis	23.5
52	Insect Flight	24.5
53	Compound Eye of an Insect	24.10 b-c
54	Holometabolous Development of the Fruit Fly	24.13
55	Two Interpretations of Arthropod Phylogeny	24.15
56	Water-Vascular System of a Sea Star	25.4
57	Echinoderm Phylogeny	25.17
58	One Interpretation of Deuterostomate Phylogeny	26.10
59	One Interpretation of the Phylogeny of Fishes	27.2
60	External Structure and Life History of a Sea Lamprey	27.6
61	Gas Exchange at the Pharyngeal Lamellae	27.15
62	Osmoregulation	27.19
63	Evolutionary Relationships among the Amphibians	28.3
64	Diagrammatic Representation of an Anuran Circulatory System	28.12
65	Amniote Phylogeny	29.2
66	Heart and Major Arteries of a Lizard	29.13
67	Bird Skeleton	30.5
68	Respiratory System of a Bird	30.10 a-b
69	Mammalian Phylogeny	31.3
70	Possible Sequence in the Evolution of the Vertebrate Heart	31.12
71	Hydrostatic Skeletons	32.10 a-c
72	Exoskeletons	32.11 b
73	Bone	32.12a
74	Tetrapod Endoskeleton	32.14
75	Structure of Skeletal Muscle Tissue	32.25
76	An Action Potential As Recorded on an Oscilloscope	33.5
77	Chemical Transmission across a Synapse	33.6
78	Some Invertebrate Nervous Systems	33.7
79	Invertebrate Photoreceptors	34.4
80	Ear of an Anuran	34.9
81	Ear	34.10
82	Taste	34.17
83	Internal Anatomy of the Human Eyeball	34.18
84	Chemical Messengers: Targets and Transport	35.1
85	Steps of the Fixed-Membrane-Receptor Mechanism of Hormonal Action	35.3
86	Steps of the Mobile-Receptor	35.4
87	Endocrine Glands of Birds and Mammals	35.12
88	Functional Links between the Pituitary Gland and the Hypothalamus	35.14
89	Some Transport and Circulatory Systems	36.1
90	Structures of the Human Heart	36.9
91	Electrical Conduction System of the Human Heart	36.10
92	Vertebrate Respiration: Internal Gills	36.21
93	Ventilation in Amphibians	36.23
94	Various Types of Digestive Structures in Invertebrates	37.3
95	Major Organs and Parts of the Human Digestive System	37.11
96	Protonephridial System in a Turbellarian	38.10
97	Osmoregulation	38.16
98	Lateral View of the Human Male Reproductive System	39.4
99	Lateral View of the Human Female Reproductive System	39.7
100	Major Events in the Female Ovarian and Menstrual Cycles	39.12

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