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Besides the structure now described , peculiar fibres ( Pl . II , fig . 10 ) are also developed in the endocyst . These are situated on its inner surface , where they constitute a well - marked layer composed of a network of transverse ...
Besides the structure now described , peculiar fibres ( Pl . II , fig . 10 ) are also developed in the endocyst . These are situated on its inner surface , where they constitute a well - marked layer composed of a network of transverse ...
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... which consists in an alternate elevation and depression of the organ . The elevation is effected by distinct muscular fibres ( n ) , which are visible through the transparent walls , and will be afterwards more particularly ...
... which consists in an alternate elevation and depression of the organ . The elevation is effected by distinct muscular fibres ( n ) , which are visible through the transparent walls , and will be afterwards more particularly ...
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Delicate circular strić may generally be distinctly observed in it , they may be seen surrounding the stomach , and are probably muscular fibres ; they are particularly evident in Alcyonella and Plumatella towards the fundus of the ...
Delicate circular strić may generally be distinctly observed in it , they may be seen surrounding the stomach , and are probably muscular fibres ; they are particularly evident in Alcyonella and Plumatella towards the fundus of the ...
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Muscular fibres surrounding the margin of the cup . e . Mouth . f . Esophagus . g . Stomach . h . Rectum . i . Anus . k . Epistome . 7. Ganglion . m . Generative organ . n . Retractor muscle . o . Lophophore .
Muscular fibres surrounding the margin of the cup . e . Mouth . f . Esophagus . g . Stomach . h . Rectum . i . Anus . k . Epistome . 7. Ganglion . m . Generative organ . n . Retractor muscle . o . Lophophore .
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The retractor fibres are obviously homologous with the great retractor muscles of the others . The mouth , which occupies its normal position in the body of the lophophore , opens into au œsophagus , which after a short course ...
The retractor fibres are obviously homologous with the great retractor muscles of the others . The mouth , which occupies its normal position in the body of the lophophore , opens into au œsophagus , which after a short course ...
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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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