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Retractor muscle . Let us imagine an alimentary canal , consisting of esophagus ,
stomach , and intestine , to be furnished at its origin with long ciliated tentacula ,
and to have a single nervous ganglion situated on one side of the wesophagus .
Retractor muscle . Let us imagine an alimentary canal , consisting of esophagus ,
stomach , and intestine , to be furnished at its origin with long ciliated tentacula ,
and to have a single nervous ganglion situated on one side of the wesophagus .
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... moreover , conceive of the entire animal with its digestive tube , tentacula ,
ganglion , muscles , generative organs , circumambient fluid , and investing sacs
, repeating itself by gemmation , and thus producing one or more precisely similar
...
... moreover , conceive of the entire animal with its digestive tube , tentacula ,
ganglion , muscles , generative organs , circumambient fluid , and investing sacs
, repeating itself by gemmation , and thus producing one or more precisely similar
...
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There can be no doubt that these fibres of the endocyst are muscular , and that it
is to their presence that the high degree of contractility enjoyed by the endocyst of
Lophopus is in a great measure , if not entirely , due . When treated with acetic ...
There can be no doubt that these fibres of the endocyst are muscular , and that it
is to their presence that the high degree of contractility enjoyed by the endocyst of
Lophopus is in a great measure , if not entirely , due . When treated with acetic ...
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... when the polypide is exserted from its cell , to be in a constant motion , 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
...
... when the polypide is exserted from its cell , to be in a constant motion , 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
...
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Delicate circular striæ 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
stomach ...
Delicate circular striæ 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
stomach ...
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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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