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The saurian heart is a three chambered pump. It consists of a right and left auricle and a large ventrical chamber.

JACOBSON’S ORGAN

This celebrated feature is probably better developed in snakes than lizards. It is a system of nerves entering a cavity in the roof of the mouth. When air particles are collected with the tongue, the lizard places the tongue against this organ for analysis.
SKIN

The epidermal coat of lizards is a scaly layer, the scales usually overlapping. Because the animals are poikilothermic and because they need not be kept moist, the skin is remarkably devoid of glands. In some species there may be a fine coat of bead-like bony pieces beneath the skin. These are called osteo-derms. They may be fused to the bones of the head, making the skin immovable.
The scales themselves may be smooth or keeled. If they are smooth, they will feel like fine leather and very often appear polished. If they are keeled, they may be rough or spiny, depending on the species.

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The ear is an important organ for balance as well as hearing. Sound waves hitting the tympanic membrane are relayed by the bone structure to an auditory nerve where the impulse is received and transmitted to the brain for analysis. Even in “earless” lizards there is some internal structure, although sound might be detected by certain jaw bones.

BRAIN
While it is a well known fact that the brain of a huge dinosaur was scarcely the size of a walnut, the brains of modern reptiles are small and simple in structure. This is the principal scent detector and varies in size depending upon the capabilities of scent detection among species. Beneath the cerebral hemispheres is a small stalk containing the pituitary gland (growth and development) and the thalamus and hypothalamus (activity and homoeostatic controls). This central stalk as a whole is called the diencephalon.

Behind the cerebral hemispheres is the midbrain. This may also be referred to as the optic lobe, as it is here that the message from the eye is translated. If present, the pineal eye may still have the nerve that connects with the midbrain.

Next come the cerebellum and medulla. The medulla is the start of the spinal cord. It regulates heartbeat and respiration, and it is to this area that the messages for balance are sent from the ear.

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Strictly speaking evidence is not really evidence until it has passed a number of stringent tests. Thus in a court, while a witness may give his evidence, what he says may only be regarded as relevant evidence if it withstands cross-examination. Similarly in science, prima facie evidence must l examined critically, and only if it withstands that examination can it be regarded as sound evidence. The evidence for N stands as prima facie evidence until it has been examined, and it remains to be seen whether or not, after examination, there is any good evidence for the existence of N.

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On Evidence

Evidence is a term that requires definition. Evidence is testimony or facts in support of or for a conclusion, and in science it usually means data in support of a hypothesis. Here the hypothesis is that an unknown aquatic species (N) lives in L Ness; this may be called H Hypotheses usually exist to explain some phenomenon, and it may be that H exists to explain many alleged anomalous phenomena reported from L Ness. On the other hand, it maybe that all the phenomena have simple explanations, and that it is only because of the existence of H (whose origin we have already explored) that the phenomena are thought to be anomalous. In that case N does not exist and the null hypothesis (H is appropriate.

Costello believes that there is sufficient evidence for the existence of N to satisfy a ‘scrupulous historian’. I doubt that, but in any case it is not a matter for historians. There must be sufficient evidence to satisfy a physical scientist, preferably a zoologist, although he would not be the best person to examine the available evidence, much of which involves complex technology and physics. But what constitutes evidence? As Bauer has noted, it is by no means obvious what is evidence and what is not; what is thought to be evidence by one person will be thought irrelevant by another. Further, much of the evidence is circumstantial and it is not easy to get access to the original evidence. It seems sensible to take as the primary evidence that which is presented by the majority of the monster-hunters (necessarily believers in the existence of N). However, for the sake of completeness I shall at least list all known instrumental evidence, some of which has already been repudiated by the principal hunters. Discarded evidence will be given less space than that which the hunters themselves regard as important. The onus of proof is always on those who claim to have discovered an anomaly, and in this case it rests on those who claim to have evidence for the existence of N.

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If water was the domain of the other-world, then those who ventured onto lakes were violating that world and were in danger of punishment. Necessarily folklore must have developed around this concept, and any unusual lake phenomenon must have been interpreted as a manifestation of this underworld. Because there was a general belief in the existence of the underworld and its creatures it was inevitable that some would claim to have seen these creatures (there are always those who claim to have seen what others have merely postulated). These reports must then have fed and reinforced the myth. However, as Grimshaw and Lester have warned, it is a mistake to place reliance on the myth as evidence for N’s existence: ‘the presence/non-presence of an item in the framework of the myth is simply incommensurate with the question of existence/non existence’ . In effect, the myth can be explained without the existence of N, and it offers no kind of substantial evidence for N. Mackal notes that the belief of the Potawatomi tribe, that monsters live in both L Maniton (Devil’s L) near Rochester in northern Indiana, and Bass L, seems to be derived from the widespread remains of (fossilized) mastodon bones throughout the area. The Indians concluded that the bones are those of lake monsters whose descendants still inhabit the lakes, and this belief was later transmitted to the settlers, who also feared the lakes.

Grimshaw and Lester noted that the sinister kelpie contrasts remarkably with the harmless lovable modern N. They attributed this conversion to the interest in prehistoric monsters stimulated by the concrete models shown at the Great Exhibition in the Crystal Palace (London) in 1851. Monsters of all sorts then entered the popular imagination and a belief in sea serpents developed. As early as 1859 Philip Gosse popularized the plesiosaur as an explanation for the mystery of the sea serpent. Folklore thus modernized itself by adapting to the findings of science 8 When Gould explained N as a lake-locked sea serpent it was inevitable that the former would then be regarded as a plesiosaur. This notion has been particularly persistent; despite the lack of evidence for sea serpents, or the implausibility of Gould’s hypothesis (that a sea serpent had somehow travelled unseen up the River Ness).

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There was a widespread Highland belief that a water horse or kelpie inhabited not only L Ness but nearly every lake in Scotland. It was said to be an evil spirit which not only lured travellers to their death by drowning but took a delight in doing so. Because this explained why people drowned in lakes it may be concluded that the myth originated from a need to explain such drownings. Moon records that when a swimming horse disappeared in the middle of L Okanagan (see p. 104) the drowning was attributed to the presence of the lake demon, later identified with the monster Ogopogo. Often the body never reappeared and it must have been assumed that it had been taken to some other world. This is certainly true of L Ness, which is wrongly thought never to give up its dead.

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