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Let us still further suppose the alimentary tube , by means of a system of muscles , to admit of being retracted or ... the retraction being accompanied by an invagination of the sac so as partially or entirely to include the oral ...
Let us still further suppose the alimentary tube , by means of a system of muscles , to admit of being retracted or ... the retraction being accompanied by an invagination of the sac so as partially or entirely to include the oral ...
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The part of the cell through which the polypide admits of protrusion and retraction is the orifice of the cell . 1 1 1 1 * Πολυπούς , είδος . + Κοινός , oικίον . : ' Έκτος , κύστεις . και " Ένδον , κύστις . € Επι , στομα .
The part of the cell through which the polypide admits of protrusion and retraction is the orifice of the cell . 1 1 1 1 * Πολυπούς , είδος . + Κοινός , oικίον . : ' Έκτος , κύστεις . και " Ένδον , κύστις . € Επι , στομα .
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Polypide completely retractile ; evagination perfect ; a circle of setć attached to the ininvertible portion , and acting as an operculum in the retracted state . CTENOSTOMATA ( marine ) . Polypide completely retractile ; evagination ...
Polypide completely retractile ; evagination perfect ; a circle of setć attached to the ininvertible portion , and acting as an operculum in the retracted state . CTENOSTOMATA ( marine ) . Polypide completely retractile ; evagination ...
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It must not , however , be supposed that there is here any proper orifice , the retraction and exsertion consisting merely in an invagination and evagination of the anterior part of the cell . The cćnćcium , in every case , except in ...
It must not , however , be supposed that there is here any proper orifice , the retraction and exsertion consisting merely in an invagination and evagination of the anterior part of the cell . The cćnćcium , in every case , except in ...
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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 .
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 |
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