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Under the action of acetic acid each is distinctly seen to be bounded by a double outline , and to contain a large nucleus with nucleolus ( Pl . II , fig . 9 ) ; the nucleus , with its nucleolus , are imbedded in the walls of the cell .
Under the action of acetic acid each is distinctly seen to be bounded by a double outline , and to contain a large nucleus with nucleolus ( Pl . II , fig . 9 ) ; the nucleus , with its nucleolus , are imbedded in the walls of the cell .
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These different stages may be satisfactorily followed , and afford a very interesting example of cytogenetic action . The first thing observed is the accumulation round the nucleus of a little mass of granular protoplasm .
These different stages may be satisfactorily followed , and afford a very interesting example of cytogenetic action . The first thing observed is the accumulation round the nucleus of a little mass of granular protoplasm .
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14 ) , which under the action of acetic acid dilates and fills nearly the entire corpuscle ( fig . 15 ) . The situation of these bodies in a tubular network in the substance of the endocyst is a fact of great interest .
14 ) , which under the action of acetic acid dilates and fills nearly the entire corpuscle ( fig . 15 ) . The situation of these bodies in a tubular network in the substance of the endocyst is a fact of great interest .
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... and , during the process of digestion , we may perceive that the peculiar peristaltic action of the walls is more marked in it than in any other part of the gastric cavity , while it is every now and then separated from the rest of ...
... and , during the process of digestion , we may perceive that the peculiar peristaltic action of the walls is more marked in it than in any other part of the gastric cavity , while it is every now and then separated from the rest of ...
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... action of a well - developed sphincter muscle , the tentacular crown being at the same time slightly drawn backwards by some retractor fibres , which may be seen extending from the upper part of the pharynx to the base of the cell .
... action of a well - developed sphincter muscle , the tentacular crown being at the same time slightly drawn backwards by some retractor fibres , which may be seen extending from the upper part of the pharynx to the base of the cell .
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