Calendar: 1881-1882 Page 348

EVENING CLASSES 349 In the Lent Term the Organic Remains of the Secondary or Mesozoic Period and the various sub-divisions of the Triassic Jurassic and Cretaceous systems will be described Summer Session In the Easter Term the Tertiary Period comprising the Eocene Oligocene Miocene and Pliocene Groups the Palaeolithic and Neolithic Deposits Glacial Drifts Cavern Accumulations Traces of Lake Dwellings Land Oscillations and Climatal Changes will be considered Text-Books recommended Lyell's Student's Elements Page's Advanced Text-Book During the Summer Session one or more Field Lectures in the neighbourhood of London as well as an excursion of two or three days duration to some locality of Geological in- terest at distance from London will be given 26 COMPARATIVE ANATOMY AND ZOOLOGY Bay and Hour of Attendance-Monday ל from to The object of this course is to give Exact information regarding the structure and his- tory of the following forms which are selected as typical examples -Amoeba Paramcecium Hydra Actinia Taenia Earthworm Starfish Crayfish or Lobster Scorpion Centi- pede Cockroach Mussel Snail Dog-fish Frog Pigeon and Rat sketch of Zoological Classification based on this knowledge and illustrated by references to the forms allied to these types The requirements of Candidates for the degrees of and Sc in the University of London are especially kept kept in view The Lectures are illustrated by Specimens and Diagrams from the Museum of the College Evening Class Students can obtain every facility for the practical study of Elementary Biology by joining the Classes on that subject in the Physiological Laboratory of the College