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The cænæcium , in every case , except in Cristatella , is composed of two distinct
membranes , which must be carefully distinguished from one another — an
internal , the endocyst , which is always soft , transparent , and contractile ; and
an ...
The cænæcium , in every case , except in Cristatella , is composed of two distinct
membranes , which must be carefully distinguished from one another — an
internal , the endocyst , which is always soft , transparent , and contractile ; and
an ...
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In Paludicella , whose transparent ectocyst admits of a distinct view of all the
contained parts , the fibres are collected into numerous transverse bands ( Pl . X ,
figs . 3 , 4 , v ) , which we may trace throughout the whole extent of the cell . 1 1 1
1 ...
In Paludicella , whose transparent ectocyst admits of a distinct view of all the
contained parts , the fibres are collected into numerous transverse bands ( Pl . X ,
figs . 3 , 4 , v ) , which we may trace throughout the whole extent of the cell . 1 1 1
1 ...
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The perfectly transparent wide origin of this line gives to the orifice of the cell the
appearance of having a deep notch on one side . In Fredericella a slightly
prominent keel is also apparent , but the notch - like transparent space does not
here ...
The perfectly transparent wide origin of this line gives to the orifice of the cell the
appearance of having a deep notch on one side . In Fredericella a slightly
prominent keel is also apparent , but the notch - like transparent space does not
here ...
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This gelatinous - looking investment is , however , a true ectocyst ; it consists of a
membranous tunic of great delicacy , apparently enclosing a perfectly transparent
and colourless fluid , probably in the meshes of a sort of areolar tissue .
This gelatinous - looking investment is , however , a true ectocyst ; it consists of a
membranous tunic of great delicacy , apparently enclosing a perfectly transparent
and colourless fluid , probably in the meshes of a sort of areolar tissue .
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... while those which look towards the vent are thin , membranous , and
transparent , and destitute of cilia . It may be observed , when the polypide is
exserted from its cell , to be in a constant motion , which consists in an alternate
elevation and ...
... while those which look towards the vent are thin , membranous , and
transparent , and destitute of cilia . It may be observed , when the polypide is
exserted from its cell , to be in a constant motion , which consists in an alternate
elevation and ...
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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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