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Fig 4. Front view of lophophore and contiguous parts . Ectocyst . 6. Endocyst . C.
Invaginated portion of endocyst adherent to the bases of the tentacula and
entering into the formation of the cup . d . Muscular fibres surrounding the margin
of the ...
Fig 4. Front view of lophophore and contiguous parts . Ectocyst . 6. Endocyst . C.
Invaginated portion of endocyst adherent to the bases of the tentacula and
entering into the formation of the cup . d . Muscular fibres surrounding the margin
of the ...
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In order to understand this relation , it is necessary to conceive of the polypide as
partially retracted ; the invaginated portion of the endocyst must then be viewed
as adherent to the external portion externally , and to the tentacula ( and calyx ? )
...
In order to understand this relation , it is necessary to conceive of the polypide as
partially retracted ; the invaginated portion of the endocyst must then be viewed
as adherent to the external portion externally , and to the tentacula ( and calyx ? )
...
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This cup is adherent to the back of the tentacula , and its margin is in most
instances prolonged more or less upon each tentacle , as a narrow triangular
process , so as to present a sort of scalloped or festooned appearance ; the
festooning of ...
This cup is adherent to the back of the tentacula , and its margin is in most
instances prolonged more or less upon each tentacle , as a narrow triangular
process , so as to present a sort of scalloped or festooned appearance ; the
festooning of ...
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In Paludicella , the ovary occupies the same position as in Alcyonella , forming an
irregularly shaped body ( Pl . X , figs . 3 , 4 , 4 ) , adherent to the inner surface of
the endocyst towards the anterior part of the cell . About the end of June , when I
...
In Paludicella , the ovary occupies the same position as in Alcyonella , forming an
irregularly shaped body ( Pl . X , figs . 3 , 4 , 4 ) , adherent to the inner surface of
the endocyst towards the anterior part of the cell . About the end of June , when I
...
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This sac is closely adherent to the polypide behind the lophophore , but upon the
lophophore and tentacula it has become free , and here constitutes the tentacular
sheath . Some delicate fibres , the rudiments of the retractor of the polypide ...
This sac is closely adherent to the polypide behind the lophophore , but upon the
lophophore and tentacula it has become free , and here constitutes the tentacular
sheath . Some delicate fibres , the rudiments of the retractor of the polypide ...
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A Monograph of the Fresh-water Polyzoa: Including All the Known ..., Tema 28 George James Allman Vista de fragmentos - 1856 |
A Monograph of the Fresh-water Polyzoa: Including All the Known ..., Tema 28 George James Allman Vista de fragmentos - 1856 |
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