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It consisted of a lobed jelly - like mass , from which protruded numerous polypoid bodies , each characterised by the possession of an elegant crown of tentacula borne on the margin of a crescent - shaped disc .
It consisted of a lobed jelly - like mass , from which protruded numerous polypoid bodies , each characterised by the possession of an elegant crown of tentacula borne on the margin of a crescent - shaped disc .
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Ý The sort of disc or stage which surrounds the mouth and bears the tentacula , I have called Lophophore . || The Epistome is a peculiar valve - like organ which arches over the mouth in most of the fresh - water genera .
Ý The sort of disc or stage which surrounds the mouth and bears the tentacula , I have called Lophophore . || The Epistome is a peculiar valve - like organ which arches over the mouth in most of the fresh - water genera .
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In Cristatella , where the endocyst constitutes the whole of the cćnćcium , it presents below a flattened disc , which closely resembles the foot of a gasteropodous mollusc , and on which this singular colony creeps about on the stems ...
In Cristatella , where the endocyst constitutes the whole of the cćnćcium , it presents below a flattened disc , which closely resembles the foot of a gasteropodous mollusc , and on which this singular colony creeps about on the stems ...
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The tentacular crown of a Polyzoon consists of two portions , namely , first , a sort of stage or disc ( the lophophore ) ( Pl . II , fig . 24 ; IX , fig . 7 ; X , figs . 3 , 4 , k ) which surrounds the mouth ; and secondly , a series ...
The tentacular crown of a Polyzoon consists of two portions , namely , first , a sort of stage or disc ( the lophophore ) ( Pl . II , fig . 24 ; IX , fig . 7 ; X , figs . 3 , 4 , k ) which surrounds the mouth ; and secondly , a series ...
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... but they do not always present the appearance of distinct fibrous fascicles , and I have been unable to detect in them the strić , or see them breaking into the discs , which may be observed in the great retractors of the polypide .
... but they do not always present the appearance of distinct fibrous fascicles , and I have been unable to detect in them the strić , or see them breaking into the discs , which may be observed in the great retractors of the polypide .
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| Título | A Monograph of the Fresh-water Polyzoa: Including All the Known Species, Both British and Foreign Volumen18 de ¬The Ray Society |
| Autor | George James Allman |
| Editor | Ray Society, 1856 |
| Procedencia del original | la Biblioteca Estatal de Baviera |
| Digitalizado | 13 Nov. 2009 |
| Largo | 119 páginas |
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