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... fluid contained in a membranous sac with two openings , one for the mouth
and the other for the vent ; the tentacula alone being external to the sac . Let us
still further suppose the alimentary tube , by means of a system of muscles , to
admit ...
... fluid contained in a membranous sac with two openings , one for the mouth
and the other for the vent ; the tentacula alone being external to the sac . Let us
still further suppose the alimentary tube , by means of a system of muscles , to
admit ...
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The cells are the little chambers of which the cænæcium is made up , and in each
of which a polypide is lodged . The part of the cell through which the polypide
admits of protrusion and retraction is the orifice of the cell . 1 1 * [ Πολυπούς ,
είδος ...
The cells are the little chambers of which the cænæcium is made up , and in each
of which a polypide is lodged . The part of the cell through which the polypide
admits of protrusion and retraction is the orifice of the cell . 1 1 * [ Πολυπούς ,
είδος ...
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... by having placed before him here the following scheme of the orders and sub -
orders under which all the species of Polyzoa , both marine and fresh - water ,
admit of being arranged : * ' English Cyclopædia , ' 1855 , article “ Mollusca ; ”
and ...
... by having placed before him here the following scheme of the orders and sub -
orders under which all the species of Polyzoa , both marine and fresh - water ,
admit of being arranged : * ' English Cyclopædia , ' 1855 , article “ Mollusca ; ”
and ...
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In Paludicella , whose transparent ectocyst admits of a distinct view of all the
contained parts , the fibres are collected into numerous transverse bands ( Pl . X ,
figs . 3 , 4 , v ) , which we may trace throughout the whole extent of the cell . 1 1 1
1 ...
In Paludicella , whose transparent ectocyst admits of a distinct view of all the
contained parts , the fibres are collected into numerous transverse bands ( Pl . X ,
figs . 3 , 4 , v ) , which we may trace throughout the whole extent of the cell . 1 1 1
1 ...
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Roy . de Bruxelles , ' 1848. Compl . t . xvi . † Van Beneden , Recherches sur les
Bryozoaires fluviatiles de Belgique . “ Mém . de l'Acad . Roy . le Belg . , ' 1818 .
itself is imperfect , admitting of a communication through its 14 DERMAL
SYSTEM .
Roy . de Bruxelles , ' 1848. Compl . t . xvi . † Van Beneden , Recherches sur les
Bryozoaires fluviatiles de Belgique . “ Mém . de l'Acad . Roy . le Belg . , ' 1818 .
itself is imperfect , admitting of a communication through its 14 DERMAL
SYSTEM .
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A Monograph of the Fresh-water Polyzoa: Including All the Known ..., Tema 28 George James Allman Vista de fragmentos - 1856 |
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