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... believing that the latter will by itself convey but a very imperfect idea of the real
character of these beautiful little animals . With regard to the few species which I
have not had an opportunity of personally examining , I have availed myself of ...
... believing that the latter will by itself convey but a very imperfect idea of the real
character of these beautiful little animals . With regard to the few species which I
have not had an opportunity of personally examining , I have availed myself of ...
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In this work he proposed a new classification of the so - called polypes , dividing
the entire group into two great sections — the Anthozoa and the Bryozoa ; the
former embraced the true radiate forms , the latter corresponded to the Polyzoa of
...
In this work he proposed a new classification of the so - called polypes , dividing
the entire group into two great sections — the Anthozoa and the Bryozoa ; the
former embraced the true radiate forms , the latter corresponded to the Polyzoa of
...
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... the Molluscan form under the conception of an ideal archetype , and finding the
heart occupying one side , and the great nervous centres placed upon the
opposite , he gives to the former region the name of “ hæmal , ” and to the latter
that of ...
... the Molluscan form under the conception of an ideal archetype , and finding the
heart occupying one side , and the great nervous centres placed upon the
opposite , he gives to the former region the name of “ hæmal , ” and to the latter
that of ...
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During the exsertion of the polypide , the invaginated portion of the endocyst is
carried out with the latter , thus undergoing a process of evertion , which ,
however , in all the fresh - water species , is but partial , a portion of the endocyst ,
as we ...
During the exsertion of the polypide , the invaginated portion of the endocyst is
carried out with the latter , thus undergoing a process of evertion , which ,
however , in all the fresh - water species , is but partial , a portion of the endocyst ,
as we ...
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7 , f ) of considerable length leads downwards to the stomach ; it becomes
gradually narrower as it approaches the latter , into which it opens by a very
distinct conical projection ( Pl . III , fig . 7 , f ' ) . To the esophagus immediately
succeeds the ...
7 , f ) of considerable length leads downwards to the stomach ; it becomes
gradually narrower as it approaches the latter , into which it opens by a very
distinct conical projection ( Pl . III , fig . 7 , f ' ) . To the esophagus immediately
succeeds the ...
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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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