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Phyllocarida

in zoölogy and palæontology; an order of Crustacea, represented by Nebalia and a number of fossil forms. The group is intermediate between the Phyllopoda and shrimps (Decapoda). The body is compressed, with usually a large shield, a pair of stalked eyes; the hind body ending in two or three spines. There are eight herbs belonging to the Solanacex or commonly cultivated in the United nightshade family. The species most herbs belonging to the Solanaceæ or States is known as strawberry tomato, nightshade family. The species most ground cherry or winter cherry. The commonly cultivated in the United berries have a sweetish subacid taste. education or physical training is meant that part of education which deals with the physical activities of mankind. It includes in its scope gymnastics, drill, athletic games and outdoor sports as these are used to develop the sound the Greek conception of physical trainpairs of broad, short, leaf-like feet. The the Greek conception of physical traintwo or three spines. There are eight ing; in Greece education in music and in gymnastics was compulsory as the rian to the Carboniferous period. The in gymnastics was compulsory as the fossil forms flourished from the Silu- best known training for the body and from Maine to Greenland and Norway, the will. Among the Romans military and it is only about half an inch long. training and life in the camp supplied

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