[2A.—MAN'S GENEALOGICAL TREE—First Half]

EARLIER ANCESTRAL SERIES, WITHOUT FOSSIL REMAINS, BEFORE THE SILURIAN PERIOD

Chief Stages.Ancestral Stem-Groups.Living Relatives of our Ancestors.Paleon- tology.Onto- geny.Morph- ology.
Stages 1-5: Protist- Ancestors Unicellular organisms{ 1. Monera (Plasmodoma) without nuclei1. Chromacea (Chroococcus) PhycochromaceaOI?I

1-2: Plasmodomous Protophyta
{ 2. Algaria Unicellular algæ with nuclei2. Paulotomea Palmellacea EremosphaeraOI?I
{ 3. Lobosa Unicellular (Amœboid) Rhizopods3. Amœbina Amœba LecocytaOIIII
3-5: Plasmophagous Protozoa{ 4. Infusoria (Unicellular) Zoomonades4. Flagellata EuflagellataO?II
{5. Blastæades Multicellular cell-colonies Blastula?5. Catallacta Magosphaera VolvocinaOIIIIII
Stages 6-11: Invertebrate Metazoa- Ancestors{ 6. Gastræades with two germinal layers6. Gastrula Hydra, Olynthus, OrthonectidaOIIIIII

6-8: Cœlenteria, without anus or body-cavity
{ 7. Platodes I. Platodaria (without nephridia)7. Cryptocœla (Convoluta) (Proporus)O?I
{8. Platodes II. Platodinia (with nephridia)8. Rhabdocœla (Vortex) (Monotus)O?I

9-11: Vermalia, with anus and body-cavity
{9. Provermalia Rotatoria Primitive worms9. Gastrotricha Trochozoa TrochophoraO?I
{ 10. Frontonia (Rhynchelminthes) Snouted worms10. Enteropneusta Balanoglossus CephalodiscusO?I
{11. Prochordonia Worms with chorda11. Copelata AppendicariaOIIII

Stages 12-15: Monorrhina- Ancestors Earliest vertebrates, without jaws or pairs of limbs, with single nostril
{12. Acrania I.
(Prospondylia)
12. Larvæ of AmphioxusOIIIII
{ 13. Acrania II. Later skull-less animals13. Leptocardia Amphioxus (Lancelet)OIIII
{14. Cyclostoma I. (Archicrania)14. Larvæ of PetromyzonOIIIII
{15. Cyclostoma II. Later round- mouthed animals15. Marsipobranchia Myxinoides PetromyzontesOIIII

[2B.—MAN'S GENEALOGICAL TREE—Second Half]

LATER ANCESTRAL SERIES, WITH FOSSIL REMAINS, BEGINNING IN THE SILURIAN

Geological Periods.Stem-Groups of Ancestors.Living Relatives of our Ancestors.Paleon- tology.Onto- geny.Morpho- logy.
Silurian{16. Selachii Primitive fishes Proselachii16. Notidanides Chlamydoselachus HeptanchusIIIIII
Silurian{17. Ganoides Plated fishes Proganoides17. Accipenserides Sturgeon, PolypterusIIIII
Devonian{18. Dipneusta Paladipneusta18. Neodipneusta Ceratodus, ProtopterusIIIII
Carboniferous{19. Amphibia Stegocephala19. Phanerobranchia and Salamandrina (Proteus, Triton)IIIIIIIII
Permian{20. Reptilia Proreptilia20. Rhyncocephalia Primitive lizards HatteriaIIIIIII
Triassic{21. Monotrema Promammalia21. Ornithodelphia Echnida OrnithorhyncusIIIIIII
Jurassic{22. Marsupialia Prodidelphia22. Didelphia Didelphys, PeramelesIIIII
Cretaceous{23. Mallotheria Prochoriata23. Insectivora Erinaceida (Ictopsida+)IIIII
Older Eocene{24. Lemuravida Earlier lemurs Dent. 3, 1, 4, 324. Pachylemures (Hypopsodus+) (Adapis+)IIII?II
Later Eocene{25. Lemurogona Later lemurs Dent. 2, 1, 4, 325. Autolemures (Eulemur) (Stenops)III?II
Oligocene{26. Dysmopitheca Western apes Dent. 2, 1, 3, 326. Platyrrhinæ (Anthropops+) (Homunculus+)IIII
Older Miocene{27. Cynopitheca Baboons (tailed)27. Papiomorpha (Cynocephalus)IIIII
Later Miocene{28. Anthropoides Anthropoid apes (tailless)28. Hylobatida Hylobates SatyrusIIIIII
Pliocene{29. Pithecanthropi Ape-like men (alali = speechless)29. Anthropitheca Chimpanzee GorillaIIIIIIII
Pleistocene{30. Homines (loquaces = with speech)30. Weddahs Australian nativesIIIIIII