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![University of Leeds Classification of Books Zoology [A General] A-0.01 Periodicals Stack only; otherwise see General Biology A-0.01 A-0.02 Series A-0.](/docs-images/94/119307409/images/1-0.jpg "03 Collections of essays, symposia, reprinted readings A-0.04 Bibliography A-0.07 Museums A-0.08 Zoological gardens i.e. zoos A-0.")
1 University of Leeds Classification of Books Zoology [A General] A-0.01 Periodicals Stack only; otherwise see General Biology A-0.01 A-0.02 Series A-0.03 Collections of essays, symposia, reprinted readings A-0.04 Bibliography A-0.07 Museums A-0.08 Zoological gardens i.e. zoos A-0.19 Dictionaries and encyclopaedias A-1 General texts; Indexes of nomenclature A-3 British Museum (Natural History) volumes in the numbered series Publications but not Bulletins A-9 Early works Stack only; See also History of Science [B Studies of taxonomic groups] B-1 Entomology early works Stack only B-2 Invertebrates B-3.1 B-3.12 B B B-3.17 B-3.19 B-3.3 B-3.4 B-3.5 B-3.6 B-3.65 B-3.7 B-3.73 B-3.9 B-3.96 B-3.99 Protozoa Foraminifera; Amoebozoa Euglenidae Dinoflagellates Ciliata; Paramaeciidae Sporozoa; Gregarinida Coelonterata Porifera (sponges) Cnidaria Anthozoa (corals) Anemones (Actinaria) Hydrozoa Jellyfish Echinoderms Sea-cucumbers (Holothurians) Hemichordata
2 B-4 Mollusca B-4.1 Lamellibranchiata (bi-valves) B-4.3 Gastropoda B-4.35 Opisthobranchia B-4.36 Nudibranchiata B-4.38 Slugs; snails B-4.5 Cephalopoda B-4.56 Octopus B-4.58 Squid B-4.7 Bryozoa B-4.8 Brachiopoda B-4.9 Tunicata B-5 [Articulata not used] B-5.1 Vermes (worms) Parasitology see Zoology C B-5.12 Platyhelminthes (flatworms); Cestoda (tapeworms); Trematoda (flukes); Turbellaria; Nemertini B-5.13 Nematodes (roundworms); Nematomorpha; Acanthocephali B-5.14 Annelida: Polychaeta, Oligochaeta, Hirudinea (earthworms, leeches) B-5.18 Rotifera B-5.2 Arthropoda B-5.3 Crustacea B-5.31 Entomostraca; Pantopoda B-5.32 Phyllopoda; Cladocera: daphnids, water-fleas B-5.33 Ostracoda B-5.34 Copepoda B-5.35 Cirrepedia: barnacles, sea-acorns B-5.36 Malacostraca B-5.37 Arthracostraca; Amphipoda: freshwater shrimps Isopoda: woodlice, gribbles B-5.38 Thoracostraca; Cumacea; Stomatopoda B Decapoda: shrimps, prawns, lobsters, crayfish, crawfish, crabs, hermit-crabs B-5.39 Paleostraca; Xiphosura: king crabs B-5.4 B-5.41 B-5.42 B-5.44 B-5.46 B-5.47 B-5.5 B-5.6 B-5.7 Arachnoidea Tardigrada (water bears) Acarina (mites, including ticks) Araneida (spiders) Scorpions Pseudoscorpions Peripatus Myriapoda (centipedes, millipedes) Insecta [The arrangement below is based on Imms General Textbook of Entomology, 10th ed.] B-5.71 Apterygote orders: 2
3 B-5.72 B-5.73 B-5.74 B B-5.75 B-5.76 B B-5.77 B B-5.78 B B-5.79 Thysanura (silverfish) Diplura Protura Collembola (springtails) Orthopteroid orders: Plecoptera (stoneflies) Grylloblattodea Orthoptera (grasshoppers, crickets) Phasmida (stick insects) Dermaptera (earwigs) Embioptera Dictyoptera (cockroach, mantids) Isoptera (termites) Zoraptera Palaeopteran orders: Ephemeroptera (mayflies: Plectoptera) Odonata (dragonflies) Neuroptera (lacewings, alderflies) Strepsiptera (stylops) Hemipteroid orders: Psocoptera (booklice) Mallophaga (lice usually on birds) Siphunculata (lice usually on mammals) Hemiptera (Homoptera and Heteroptera: aphids and bugs) Coleoptera (beetles) Panorpoid orders: Mecoptera (scorpion flies) Diptera (flies, mosquitoes) Siphonaptera (fleas) Lepidoptera (butterflies, moths) Trichoptera (caddis flies) Hymenoptera (ants, bees, wasps) B-6 Vertebrates. Chordata B-7 Pisces (fish). Ichthyology B-7.2 Lampreys B-7.3 Elasmobranchii (sharks, rays) B-7.46 Coelacanth B-7.48 Dipnoi (lungfish) B-7.5 Teleostei B-7.55 Physostomi (salmon, trout, herring) B Electric eel B Eels B-7.56 Anacanthini (cod, haddock) B-7.58 Acanthopterygii (plaice, mackerel, tuna) B-7.6 Amphibia B-7.8 Anura (frogs, toads) B-7.9 Urodela (salamanders, newts) Herpetology (amphibia and reptiles): see B-8 B-8 Sauropsida [birds and reptiles] B-8.1 Reptiles 3
4 B-8.11 Lizards B-8.12 Snakes (Ophidia) B Venomous snakes B-8.13 Turtles / tortoises (Testudinata) B-8.14 Crocodiles / alligators B-8.19 Dinosaurs * B-8.2 B-8.3 B-8.31 B-8.32 B-8.33 B-8.34 B-8.4 B B B B B B B-8.43 B-8.44 B-8.45 B-8.5 B-8.6 B-8.65 B B-8.7 B-8.71 B B B-8.8 B B B B B B B B B B-8.89 B-8.9 B B B-8.97 Aves (birds). Ornithology For more detail see UDC Waders Coots, Crakes Cranes, Bustards Curlew, Plover, Oystercatcher Heron, Bittern, Ibis Seabirds Ducks Geese Swans Flamingos Fulmar, Shearwater, Albatross Gulls, Terns Gannet, Boobies, Pelican Divers, Auks, Puffin Penguins Flightless birds e.g. Emu, Ostrich Game birds Pigeons, Doves Woodpigeon Climbers Parrots Woodpeckers Cuckoos Passeres (Songbirds) Crows Starlings Sparrows Finches Wagtails Larks Nuthatch Tits Warblers, Thrushes Perchers, Kingfishers Birds of prey Vultures, Condors Eagles Owls B-9 Mammals [including works on more than one group e.g. Marine mammals (not restricted to whales or seals)] B-9.1 Eplacentalia, Monotremata, Platypus, Echidna B-9.2 Marsupialia 4
5 B-9.3 NOT USED For general works on Placentalia see B-9 B-9.31 Sloth, anteater, armadillo, aardvark B-9.32 Rodentia (mouse, squirrel, marmot) B-9.33 Insectivora B-9.36 Hedgehog, mole, shrew B-9.4 Chiroptera (bats) B-9.5 Cetacea (whales, dolphins) B-9.55 Manatees, dugongs B-9.6 Ungulata B-9.61 Proboscidea (elephants) B-9.72 Odd-toed ungulates B Rhinoceros B Equidae (horses, asses) B-9.73 Even-toed ungulates B Pigs B Hippopotamus B Ruminants eg cattle, deer, camel, giraffe, llama, goats B-9.74 Carnivora (cats, badgers, bears, dogs) B Pinnipedia eg Phocidae (seals) B-9.8 Primates (including the anthropoid apes: chimp, gorilla, orang-utan, gibbon) and the monkeys, lemur, tarsiers etc B-9.9 Man; Human biology fossil specimens; see Zoology H-4 * Studies of most fossil groups classed in Geology [C-0 Parasitology] Subdivided by the taxon of the parasite, rather than the host organism e.g. C-5.12 Cestoda C-5.13 Nematoda C Hookworm NOT C-7 Parasites of fish [D Structure & function] D-1 Histology D-2 Anatomy (comparative) D-2.1 Cardiovascular & lymphatic systems D-2.2 Lungs D-2.3 Alimentary tract D-2.4 Excretory (kidney etc.) D-2.5 Reproductive organs D-2.7 Skeletal (bone, cartilage, muscle) D-2.8 Nerves & sense organs D-2.9 Connective tissue D-3 Movement; Kinesiology; Biomechanics [E Physiological & experimental zoology] E-1 Techniques & methods E-2 Physiology (comparative) E-2.1 Body fluids; circulation, blood lymph E-2.2 Respiration E-2.3 Digestion, nutrition See also Food Science D-1 E-2.4 Excretion; Osmoregulation E-2.5 Reproduction 5
6 E-2.6 Hibernation; Adaptation to cold E-2.7 Muscle, bone, cartilage E-2.8 Neurophysiology See also Health Sciences WL 102 E-2.9 Connective tissue E-3 Endocrinology; Hormones includes Prostaglandins E-4 Animal behaviour See also Health Sciences BF 671 Migration; Aggression etc. includes pheromones F-0 Embryology G-0 Cytology Stack only; see General Biology G 6
7 [H Evolution] Taxonomy: see also General Biology H H-0 Evolution see also General Biology H-0, History of Science G-4 Intelligent design / Creationism : see History of Science P-10 H-1 Heredity H-2 Variation H-3 Geographical distribution of species H-4 Palaeontology [see also Geology P] in evolution H-5 Systematics & taxonomy not used for keys [J Natural history] Ecology: see also General Biology J Keys to fauna of countries or regions J-1 British Isles J-2 Europe J-3 Baltic, Balkans, Scandinavia J-4 Asia J-5 South-east Asia J-6 Africa J-7 North America (USA & Canada) J-8 South America (Latin America) J-9 Australasia J-10 Polar regions Divided geographically 7
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