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... will render them very easy of detection ; while few objects are capable of affording greater pleasure than these beautiful little molluscoids when examined in a living state under a moderate power of the microscope .
... will render them very easy of detection ; while few objects are capable of affording greater pleasure than these beautiful little molluscoids when examined in a living state under a moderate power of the microscope .
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Almost immediately after this the same species was detected in England by Baker , who subsequently described it under the name of " Bellflower animal . " Both Trembley and Baker bestowed upon their new ...
Almost immediately after this the same species was detected in England by Baker , who subsequently described it under the name of " Bellflower animal . " Both Trembley and Baker bestowed upon their new ...
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Nat . des Pol . comp . d'eau douce ' ) assign to Lamouroux the merit of having been the first to detect the affinity between the Polyzoa and the Ascidiæ .
Nat . des Pol . comp . d'eau douce ' ) assign to Lamouroux the merit of having been the first to detect the affinity between the Polyzoa and the Ascidiæ .
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In all these , fibres may be detected in the endocyst . In the species with bilateral lophophore , the fibres may be seen towards the apertures of the cells ( Pl . V , figs . 5 , 6 , v ) ; but it is generally impossible , in consequence ...
In all these , fibres may be detected in the endocyst . In the species with bilateral lophophore , the fibres may be seen towards the apertures of the cells ( Pl . V , figs . 5 , 6 , v ) ; but it is generally impossible , in consequence ...
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... and the transparency and want of colour of their contents , they escape detection under ordinary circumstances , and are first revealed only by the abnormal ( ? ) development of the peculiar corpuscles in their interior .
... and the transparency and want of colour of their contents , they escape detection under ordinary circumstances , and are first revealed only by the abnormal ( ? ) development of the peculiar corpuscles in their interior .
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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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