Earthworm eggs and their development Size:L: 90 x 60cm Study of the tongue in

Study of the tongue in situ in the mouth of a dugong (Dugong dugon)

Parliament was still sitting

The carriage is shown on a turntable situated to the north side of the Parsonstown 72-inch reflecting telescope

Cover of 'Chords of harmony and peace' composed by JB Chatterton

1641 (c1750)

Earthworm eggs and their development Size:L: 90 x 60cm Study of the tongue inPlate 19 from the paper 'On the double organs of generation of the lamprey, the conger eel, the common eel, the barnacle, and the earthworm, which impregnate themselves; though the last from copulating, appear mutually to impregnate one another', by Everard Home, Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, vol. 113 (1823), pp. 140 151. Details of the sexual organs, eggs and embryos of the earthworm. Figures 1 4 show the testicle, ovaries and egg