ASCIDIAN TADPOLES.

THE LARGER FIGURE HIGHLY MAGNIFIED.

Given that the reader may form some idea of man's very remote ancestors, according to Mr. Darwin. See page 13.

A

JUDICIAL EXAMINATION

OF

STATEMENTS RECENTLY PUBLISHED BY MR. DARWIN

REGARDING

66 THE DESCENT OF MAN."

BY

W. P. LYON, B. A.

SECOND EDITION.

"Ascidians are marine creatures permanently attached to a support. They
hardly appear like animals, and consist of a simple, tough, leathery sac, with
two small projecting orifices."-MR. DARWIN.

AN ASCIDIAN.

LONDON:

HAMILTON, ADAMS, AND CO., 32, PATERNOSTER ROW.

189. f. 64