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Chapter 13 CONCLUSION.
HE creatures described in the preceding pages range from very simple to highly complicated forms, and in describing them some attention has been paid to the general principles of classification. The step is a wide one from the little masses of living jelly that constitute Am?b? to the Rotifers, supplied with organs of sensation-eyes, feelers (calca
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