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Poly pide completely retractile ; evagination of tentacular sheath imperfect .
PALUDICELLEA ( fresh - water ) . or Lophophore orbicular , nearly so ; no
epistome . Polypide completely retractile ; evagination perfect ; orifice of cell
destitute of ...
Poly pide completely retractile ; evagination of tentacular sheath imperfect .
PALUDICELLEA ( fresh - water ) . or Lophophore orbicular , nearly so ; no
epistome . Polypide completely retractile ; evagination perfect ; orifice of cell
destitute of ...
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6 ) . In this condition it continues 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 ...
6 ) . In this condition it continues 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 ...
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The intestine is very wide at its origin , and passes up along the side of the
cardiac cavity and æsophagus , rapidly diminishing in diameter till it terminates in
a distinct anus by perforating the tentacular sheath just below the mouth , and at
the ...
The intestine is very wide at its origin , and passes up along the side of the
cardiac cavity and æsophagus , rapidly diminishing in diameter till it terminates in
a distinct anus by perforating the tentacular sheath just below the mouth , and at
the ...
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I have , however , most distinctly seen them on the inner surface of the upper part
of the tentacular sheath in certain species during the exserted state of the
polypide ( Pl . IV , fig . 4 ) ; on other parts of the endocyst I have not succeeded in
...
I have , however , most distinctly seen them on the inner surface of the upper part
of the tentacular sheath in certain species during the exserted state of the
polypide ( Pl . IV , fig . 4 ) ; on other parts of the endocyst I have not succeeded in
...
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7 , t ) , longer and stronger than the last , behind which they arise , from the inner
surface of the endocyst in a single plain perpendicular to the axis of the cell , and
thence passing upwards and inwards , are inserted into the sheath in a plane ...
7 , t ) , longer and stronger than the last , behind which they arise , from the inner
surface of the endocyst in a single plain perpendicular to the axis of the cell , and
thence passing upwards and inwards , are inserted into the sheath in a plane ...
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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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