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... and I have never omitted to draw the polypide as well as the cænæcium ,
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 ...
... and I have never omitted to draw the polypide as well as the cænæcium ,
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 ...
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For the term Polype , therefore , originally applied not only to the polypoid
Radiata , to which its use ought to be confined , but also to the retractile portion of
the Polyzoa , I have substituted in the following memoir that of Polypide . * To the
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For the term Polype , therefore , originally applied not only to the polypoid
Radiata , to which its use ought to be confined , but also to the retractile portion of
the Polyzoa , I have substituted in the following memoir that of Polypide . * To the
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PEDICELLINEAI ( marine ) . Polypide only partially retractile ? URNATELLEA 9 (
fresh - water ) . Poly pide completely retractile ; evagination of tentacular sheath
imperfect . PALUDICELLEA ( fresh - water ) . or Lophophore orbicular , nearly so
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PEDICELLINEAI ( marine ) . Polypide only partially retractile ? URNATELLEA 9 (
fresh - water ) . Poly pide completely retractile ; evagination of tentacular sheath
imperfect . PALUDICELLEA ( fresh - water ) . or Lophophore orbicular , nearly so
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Each chamber lodges a polypide , and its cavity is either shut off from those of the
neighbouring chambers , or freely communicates with them . In In every instance
* the polypide can be protruded from its cell , and again withdrawn into it , and ...
Each chamber lodges a polypide , and its cavity is either shut off from those of the
neighbouring chambers , or freely communicates with them . In In every instance
* the polypide can be protruded from its cell , and again withdrawn into it , and ...
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... till it terminates by being attached to the base of the tentacular crown . This thin
, non - contractile portion of the endocyst constitutes the tentacular sheath which
encloses and protects the tentacula during the retracted state of the polypide .
... till it terminates by being attached to the base of the tentacular crown . This thin
, non - contractile portion of the endocyst constitutes the tentacular sheath which
encloses and protects the tentacula during the retracted state of the polypide .
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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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