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x LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS FACING PACK Film Wound on Frame and placed in Developing Tray 73 The Jury Combined Camera and Printer ... 73 The Williamson Printer 84 Water Beetle attacking a Worm .... 85 Marey's Apparatus for taking Rapid Movements . 112 Cinematographing the Beat of a Pigeon's Wing . 113 First Marey Apparatus for Cinematographing the Opening of a Flower . . . . .128 First Motion Pictures of an Opening Flower . .129 Development of a Colony of Marine Organisms . 129 Continuous Moving-picture Records of Heart-beats . 136 Continuous Moving-pictures of Heart-beats of an Excited Person . . . . . .137 Continuous Cinematography—Palpitations of a Rabbit's Heart 142 Stero-motion Orbit of a Machinist's Hand . . 143 Lines of Light indicating to-and-fro hand Movements 143 A wonderful X-ray Film made by M. J. Carvallo . 148 Moving X-ray Pictures of the Digestion of a Fowl . 149 Stomach and Intestine of a Trout . . . .152 Digestive Organs of the Frog 152 Lizard Digesting its Food 152 X-ray Moving-pictures of the Bending of the Knee . 153 X-ray Film of the Opening of the Hand . . .153 Micro-Cinematograph used at Marey Institute for investigating minute Aquatic Life . . .164 Micro-cinematography : The Proboscis of the Blow Fly . 165 Micro-cinematograph used at the Marey Institute . 170 One of Dr. Comandon's Galvanic Experiments with Paramcecia . . . . . . .171 Micro-cinematography : Blow Fly eating Honey . 176 The Ingenious Gilbreth Clock . . . .177 Rack, showing Disposition of Component Parts, for Test 177