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All the figures upon the eleven lithographic plates which accompany this volume have been drawn from Nature , and contain careful representations of every species which I have seen . They have been engraved by Mr. Tuffen West , who has ...
All the figures upon the eleven lithographic plates which accompany this volume have been drawn from Nature , and contain careful representations of every species which I have seen . They have been engraved by Mr. Tuffen West , who has ...
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... declared that he had seen coral in flower , must have totally dissipated them . Not so , however , thought Jean André Peysonelle , physician at Marseilles ; he soon saw that the flowers described by Marsigli were nothing more than ...
... declared that he had seen coral in flower , must have totally dissipated them . Not so , however , thought Jean André Peysonelle , physician at Marseilles ; he soon saw that the flowers described by Marsigli were nothing more than ...
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Linnæus , who , as we have just seen , met the animal theory only half way , was never entirely convinced ; he continued , too , for some time , to have his followers , but Ellis had sapped the very foundations of the vegetable theory ...
Linnæus , who , as we have just seen , met the animal theory only half way , was never entirely convinced ; he continued , too , for some time , to have his followers , but Ellis had sapped the very foundations of the vegetable theory ...
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Under the action of acetic acid each is distinctly seen to be bounded by a double outline , and to contain a large nucleus with nucleolus ( Pl . II , fig . 9 ) ; the nucleus , with its nucleolus , are imbedded in the walls of the cell .
Under the action of acetic acid each is distinctly seen to be bounded by a double outline , and to contain a large nucleus with nucleolus ( Pl . II , fig . 9 ) ; the nucleus , with its nucleolus , are imbedded in the walls of the cell .
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consist almost entirely of bodies exactly resembling the nuclei of the cells ; some of these intercellular nuclei contain two nucleoli , and seem to be undergoing division , while round others a young cell may be seen in various stages ...
consist almost entirely of bodies exactly resembling the nuclei of the cells ; some of these intercellular nuclei contain two nucleoli , and seem to be undergoing division , while round others a young cell may be seen in various stages ...
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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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