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which I could not find connected by intermediate gradations with other forms ,
and which could not , with probability , be referred to the accidental influence of
external agencies . It is possible that some of the forms here described as distinct
...
which I could not find connected by intermediate gradations with other forms ,
and which could not , with probability , be referred to the accidental influence of
external agencies . It is possible that some of the forms here described as distinct
...
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Numerous systems were accordingly from time to time proposed , which ,
however , were all more or less artificial , and involved the fundamental error of
assuming the external calcareous or horny covering as a character of primary
importance ...
Numerous systems were accordingly from time to time proposed , which ,
however , were all more or less artificial , and involved the fundamental error of
assuming the external calcareous or horny covering as a character of primary
importance ...
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Further , let us imagine the digestive tube thus constituted to be suspended in a
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 , let us imagine the digestive tube thus constituted to be suspended in a
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 ...
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... was formerly known under the names of Polypary and Polypidome , I have
applied the term Cænæcium.t The cænæcium is composed almost universally of
two perfectly distinct tunics ; to the external I have given the name of Ectocyst , I
and ...
... was formerly known under the names of Polypary and Polypidome , I have
applied the term Cænæcium.t The cænæcium is composed almost universally of
two perfectly distinct tunics ; to the external I have given the name of Ectocyst , I
and ...
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The attachment of the endocyst to the base of the tentacular crown closes the
cænæcial chambers externally , while the polypide is thus suspended in the
midst of the fluid with which these chambers are filled . If we examine the
endocyst ...
The attachment of the endocyst to the base of the tentacular crown closes the
cænæcial chambers externally , while the polypide is thus suspended in the
midst of the fluid with which these chambers are filled . If we examine the
endocyst ...
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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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