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Coat of Arms, Spain

The Great Seal of Spain

Coat of Arms, Spain

Coat of Arms, Sweden

The Great Seal of Sweden

Coat of Arms, Sweden

Coat of Arms, Switzerland

The Great Seal of Switzerland

Coat of Arms, Switzerland

Coat of Arms, Turkey

The Great Seal of Turkey

Coat of Arms, Turkey

Coat of Arms, Great Britain and Ireland

The Great Seal of Great Britain and Ireland

Coat of Arms, Great Britain and Ireland

Coat of Arms, Hawaiian Islands

The Great Seal of the Hawaiian Islands

Coat of Arms, Hawaiian Islands

Coat of Arms, Uruguay

The Great Seal of Uruguay

Coat of Arms, Uruguay

Coat of Arms of the United States first appeared publicly in 1782.

The Great Seal of the United States

Coat of Arms of the United States first appeared publicly in 1782.

Coat of Arms, Venezuela

The Great Seal of Venezuela

Coat of Arms, Venezuela

A man exercising with chest weights. In this position, he is extending his arms out, right and left together repeatedly.

Chest Weights

A man exercising with chest weights. In this position, he is extending his arms out, right and left…

A man exercising with chest weights. In this position, he is pushing his arms down, right and left together repeatedly.

Chest Weights

A man exercising with chest weights. In this position, he is pushing his arms down, right and left together…

A man exercising with chest weights. In this position, he is pushing his arms forward, right and left together repeatedly.

Chest Weights

A man exercising with chest weights. In this position, he is pushing his arms forward, right and left…

A man exercising with chest weights. In this position, he is extending his arms out together repeatedly.

Chest Weights

A man exercising with chest weights. In this position, he is extending his arms out together repeatedly.

A man exercising with chest weights. In this position, he is moving his arms out at the same time, directly forward.

Chest Weights

A man exercising with chest weights. In this position, he is moving his arms out at the same time, directly…

A man exercising with chest weights. In this position, he is bending down passing his arms under his legs and then straightens out, bringing his arms above his shoulders.

Chest Weights

A man exercising with chest weights. In this position, he is bending down passing his arms under his…

A man exercising with chest weights. In this position, he has bent down and passed his arms under his legs and now straightens out, bringing his arms above his shoulders.

Chest Weights

A man exercising with chest weights. In this position, he has bent down and passed his arms under his…

A man exercising with chest weights. In this position, he extends his arms forward and returns.

Chest Weights

A man exercising with chest weights. In this position, he extends his arms forward and returns.

A man exercising with chest weights. In this position, arms are folded and he repeatedly stretches them out and brings them in.

Chest Weights

A man exercising with chest weights. In this position, arms are folded and he repeatedly stretches them…

A man exercising with chest weights. In this position, he extends both arms out at the same time: left out horizontally, and right out vertically.

Chest Weights

A man exercising with chest weights. In this position, he extends both arms out at the same time: left…

A man exercising with chest weights. In this position, he extends his arms together in front of him.

Chest Weights

A man exercising with chest weights. In this position, he extends his arms together in front of him.

A man exercising with chest weights. In this position, he pulls his arms down and back, alternately repeating.

Chest Weights

A man exercising with chest weights. In this position, he pulls his arms down and back, alternately…

A man exercising with the giant pulley, used for chest and arms.

Giant Pulley

A man exercising with the giant pulley, used for chest and arms.

A man exercising with the high pulleys used for chest and arms.

High Pulleys

A man exercising with the high pulleys used for chest and arms.

A man exercising with the low pulleys used for chest and arms.

Low Pulleys

A man exercising with the low pulleys used for chest and arms.

A man exercising with the low pulleys used for chest and arms.

Low Pulleys

A man exercising with the low pulleys used for chest and arms.

A man exercising with the quarter circle used for chest and arms.

Quarter Circle

A man exercising with the quarter circle used for chest and arms.

"Acorn barnacle, with arms extended." -Cooper, 1887

Acorn Barnacle

"Acorn barnacle, with arms extended." -Cooper, 1887

"Fore and Hind Leg of a Tapir. A, scapula; I, ilium, or shinbone of pelvis; H, humerus; F, femur; O, olecranon, or tip of the elbow; P, patella; U, ulna; T, tibia; R, radius; Fi, fibula." -Cooper, 1887

Tapir Legs

"Fore and Hind Leg of a Tapir. A, scapula; I, ilium, or shinbone of pelvis; H, humerus; F, femur; O,…

Illustration showing that if equal segments measured from the vertex are laid off on the arms of an isosceles triangle, the lines joining the ends of these segments to the opposite ends of the base will be equal.

Equal Segments In An Isosceles Triangle

Illustration showing that if equal segments measured from the vertex are laid off on the arms of an…

Illustration showing that if equal segments prolonged through the vertex are laid off on the arms of an isosceles triangle, the lines joining the ends of these segments to the opposite ends of the base will be equal.

Equal Segments In An Isosceles Triangle

Illustration showing that if equal segments prolonged through the vertex are laid off on the arms of…

"Interior of Brachiopod shell, showing calcareous support for the 'arms'" -Thomson, 1916

Brachiopod

"Interior of Brachiopod shell, showing calcareous support for the 'arms'" -Thomson, 1916

"Starfish. I. Ventral surface; t.f., tube-feet extended; a.g., the ambulacral groove with the tube-feet retracted; m., the mouth. II. Dorsal surface, showing the position of the madrepore (M.); the two adjacent arms form the bivium." -Thomson, 1916

Starfish

"Starfish. I. Ventral surface; t.f., tube-feet extended; a.g., the ambulacral groove with the tube-feet…

"Ventral surface of disc of an Ophiuroid (Ophiothrix fragilis). g., Openings of genital pockets or bursae; m., mouth; v., ventral plates of arms; sp., spines of arms; tf., tube-feet--at the right side these are represented as retracted; o., the opening through which they are protruded; p., plates around mouth bearing the so-called teeth; one of these plates is perforated, and functions as the madreporite." -Thomson, 1916

Ophiuroid

"Ventral surface of disc of an Ophiuroid (Ophiothrix fragilis). g., Openings of genital pockets or bursae;…

"Diagrammatic vertical section through disc and base of one of the arms of Antedon rosacea. The section is inter-radial on the left, radial on the right. t., Ciliated openings in body wall; h., sub-epithelial ambulacral nerve; l., water-vascular canal; k., tentacle; r., mouth; s., intestine; g., central plexus, with "chambered organ" at its base; f., coelom; R1.-R3., radial plates; Br., brachial plates; u., muscle; a., axial nerve-cord; d., central capsule; C.D., centro-dorsal plate; p., cirri; e., nerve branches from central capsule to cirri." -Thomson, 1916

A. Rosacea Arm

"Diagrammatic vertical section through disc and base of one of the arms of Antedon rosacea. The section…

"Appendages of Norway lobster. Ex., Exopodite: En., endopodite; protopodite dark throughout; Ep., epipodite. 1. Antennule--E., position of ear; 2., antenna--K., opening of kidney; 3. mandible--P., palp; 4. first maxilla; 5. second maxilla--B., baler; 6. first maxillipede; 7. second maxillipede; 8. third maxillipede--the basal joint of the protopodite is called coxopodite, the next basipodite; the five joints of the endopodite are called--ischiopodite (i.); meropodite (m.); carpopodite (c.); propodite (p.); dactylopodite (d.); 9. forceps--(7) coxopodite; (6) basipodite, the joints of the endopodite are numbered; 10-13. walking legs; 14. modified male appendage; 15-18. small swimmerets; 19. large paddles." -Thomson, 1916

Norway Lobster Appendages

"Appendages of Norway lobster. Ex., Exopodite: En., endopodite; protopodite dark throughout; Ep., epipodite.…

"Cypris, side view, after removal of one valve. e., Eye; A.1, first antennae; A.2, second antennae; MN., mandibles; mx.1, first maxilla; mx.2, second maxilla; f.1, f.2, thoracic legs; Ab., rudimentary abdomen." -Thomson, 1916

Cypris

"Cypris, side view, after removal of one valve. e., Eye; A.1, first antennae; A.2, second antennae;…

"Acorn-shell (Balanus tintinnabulum). T., tergum; CR., thoracic legs; R., outer shell in section; D., aperture of oviduct; F., mantle cavity; X., depressor muscle of tergum; AN., antennae; OV., ovary; G., depressor of scutum; H., oviduct; AM., adductor muscle of scuta; S., scutum." -Thomson, 1916

Acorn Shell

"Acorn-shell (Balanus tintinnabulum). T., tergum; CR., thoracic legs; R., outer shell in section; D.,…

"Dissection of Peripatus. at., Antennae; or.p., oral papillae; c.g., cerebral ganglia; sl.d., duct of slime gland (sl.g.); s.o.8, eighth segmental organ or nephridium; v.c., ventral nerve connected by transverse commissures (co.) with its fellow; s.o.17, seventeenth nephridium; g.o., genital aperture; A., anus; p.d.c., posterior commissure; F.17, seventeenth appendage; a.g., last crural gland--that of the opposite side is marked v.g.; F.1, F.2 first and second legs; oe.co., osophageal nerve commisure; oe., oesophagus; ph., pharynx--the remainder of he gut is removed." -Thomson, 1916

Peripatus Dissection

"Dissection of Peripatus. at., Antennae; or.p., oral papillae; c.g., cerebral ganglia; sl.d., duct of…

"Development of blow-fly (Calliphora erythrocephala). (A) shows the adult larva maggot. h., the large hooks connected with the maxillae; pl., pro-legs. (B) shows the pronymph removed from the pupa-case. l., rudiments of legs; w., wings." -Thomson, 1916

Blowfly Development

"Development of blow-fly (Calliphora erythrocephala). (A) shows the adult larva maggot. h., the large…

"Acerentomon, a very primitive insect. H, Head; TH.1, TH.2, TH.3, terga of thoracic segments; 1, 2, 3, the thoracic legs; A.1, A.2, A.3, A.4, abdominal appendages; P.A., eighth abdominal tergum; G., genital aperture; AP.P., post-anal appendix." -Thomson, 1916

Acerentomon

"Acerentomon, a very primitive insect. H, Head; TH.1, TH.2, TH.3, terga of thoracic segments; 1, 2,…

"Male of Nymphon. PR., Proboscis; CH., chelophores; P., pedipalps; E., eggs carried on ovigerous legs; A., rudimentary abdomen." -Thomson, 1916

Nymphon Sea Spider

"Male of Nymphon. PR., Proboscis; CH., chelophores; P., pedipalps; E., eggs carried on ovigerous legs;…

"Diagram of the structure of Sepia. a., Eight short arms around mouth; l.a., one of the two long arms; b., beak of the mouth; c.g., cerebral ganglia, with commissures to the others; E., eye; g., gullet; d.g., digestive gland (the "salivary glands" are not represented); st., stomach; a., anus; sh., shell-sac with sepiostaire; k., kidney; R., reproductive organ; br.h., branchial heart; g., a gill; i.b., ink-bag; m.c., mantle cavity; f., funnel." -Thomson, 1916

Cuttlefish Structure

"Diagram of the structure of Sepia. a., Eight short arms around mouth; l.a., one of the two long arms;…

"The Devil-fish (Octopus). A, at rest; B, swimming. a, arms, with suckers on the inner aspect; e, eye; s, siphon or funnel." -Galloway, 1915

Octopus

"The Devil-fish (Octopus). A, at rest; B, swimming. a, arms, with suckers on the inner aspect; e, eye;…

The velvet worm, Peripatus capensis.

Velvet Worm

The velvet worm, Peripatus capensis.

French Campaign in the Tyrol. Caption below illustration: "Thousands of my Comrades in arms were crushed, buried and overwhelmed by an incredible heap of broken rocks, stones, and trees, hurled down upon us from the top of the mountains."

French Campaign in the Tyrol

French Campaign in the Tyrol. Caption below illustration: "Thousands of my Comrades in arms were crushed,…

The coat of arms of British Columbia.

British Columbia Coat of Arms

The coat of arms of British Columbia.

"The Proteus anguinus attains a length of about 1 foot. The body is smooth, naked, and eel-like, the legs four in number, small and weak, the forefeet three-toed, the hinder four-toed, and in addition to permanent external gills, it possesses lungs in the form of slender tubes. From its inhabiting places devoid light the power f vision is unnecessary and in point of fact its eyes are rudimentary and covered by the skin." -Marshall

Proteus Anguinus

"The Proteus anguinus attains a length of about 1 foot. The body is smooth, naked, and eel-like, the…

"In the single fixed pulley (fig. 1) there is no mechanical advantage, the power and weight being equal. It may be considered as a lever of the first kind with equal arms. In the single movable pulley (fig. 2) where the cords are parallel there is a mechanical advantage, there being an equilibrium when the power is considered as a lever of the second kind, in which the distance of the power from the fulcrum is double hat of the weight from the fulcrum." -Marshall

Pulley

"In the single fixed pulley (fig. 1) there is no mechanical advantage, the power and weight being equal.…

A genus of rasorial birds, included in the family of partridges, to which they are nearly allied, but from which they differ in being smaller, in having a relatively shorter tail, no red space above the eye, longer wings, and no spur on the legs. The common quail is a migratory bird, and is found in every country of Europe, and in many spaces of Asia and Africa.

Common Quail

A genus of rasorial birds, included in the family of partridges, to which they are nearly allied, but…

A group of words or phrase written by figures or pictures of objects whose names resemble in sound the words or syllables of which they are composed. In heraldry a rebus is a device on a coat of arms conveying an allusion to the name of the person, as castles for Castleton, three cups for Butler. The accompanying cut show a rebus on a personal name (not very happy attempts, however), standing for the name Islip.

Rebus of Abbot Islip

A group of words or phrase written by figures or pictures of objects whose names resemble in sound the…

A group of words or phrase written by figures or pictures of objects whose names resemble in sound the words or syllables of which they are composed. In heraldry a rebus is a device on a coat of arms conveying an allusion to the name of the person, as castles for Castleton, three cups for Butler. The accompanying cut show a rebus on a personal name (not very happy attempts, however), standing for the name Oldham (Owledom).

Rebus of Bishop Oldham

A group of words or phrase written by figures or pictures of objects whose names resemble in sound the…

The coat of arms of Manitoba, a Canadian province.

Manitoba Coat of Arms

The coat of arms of Manitoba, a Canadian province.

The coat of arms for New Brunswick, a province of Canada.

New Brunswick Coat of Arms

The coat of arms for New Brunswick, a province of Canada.

The coat of arms of Alberta, a province of Canada.

Alberta Coat of Arms

The coat of arms of Alberta, a province of Canada.

The chief organs of the body from the side. Labels: a, arch of the aorta or main artery of the trunk; c, large intestine; d, diaphragm; e, throat; g, lung; k, kidney; l, spinal cord within the back bone; m, main artery divided to go to h legs; n, pancreas; o, gullet; s, spleen; tr, wind pipe; t, main vein of body; ap, appendix.

View of Organs from the Side

The chief organs of the body from the side. Labels: a, arch of the aorta or main artery of the trunk;…

A diagram of the external structure of an insect. Labels: 1, The head carrying the eyes and the antennae. 2, First segment of thorax with first pair of legs. 3, The second segment of the thorax with the second pair of legs and the first pair of wings. 4, The third segment of the thorax with the third pair of legs and the second pair of wings. 5, Abdomen without legs.

Diagram of the External Structure of an Insect

A diagram of the external structure of an insect. Labels: 1, The head carrying the eyes and the antennae.…

In the Radiata, the starfish manifests one of the simplest forms of nervous systems. it consists of a central mass, with five arms radiating from it. In the center is the mouth, and beneath it the stomach or gastric cavity, which sends branches to each limb. The nervous system consists of five similar ganglions situated in the central portion at the base of the arms. These ganglions are connected and each sends off nerve-filaments to corresponding limbs.

Diagram of a Radiata

In the Radiata, the starfish manifests one of the simplest forms of nervous systems. it consists of…

The stethograph or pneumograph consists of a thick rubber of elliptical shape about three inches long, to one end of which a rigid gutta-percha tube is attached. Labels: h, tambour fixed at right angles to plate of steel f; c and d, arms by which instrument is attached to chest by belt e. When the chest expands, the arms are pulled asunder, which bends the steel plate, and the tambour is affected by the pressure of b, which is attached to it on the one hand, and to the upright in connection with horizontal screw g.

Stethograph or Pneumograph

The stethograph or pneumograph consists of a thick rubber of elliptical shape about three inches long,…

The Egyptian chair has legs that are prismatic or often turned, frequently with claw feet.

Egyptian Chair

The Egyptian chair has legs that are prismatic or often turned, frequently with claw feet.

This Antique chest was found in Pompeii. It had the form of boxes, prismatic or widening towards the top with short legs and rich mountings of nailheads.

Antique Chest

This Antique chest was found in Pompeii. It had the form of boxes, prismatic or widening towards the…