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A comparison of the tunics of the Tunicata with the cænæcium of the Polyzoa will
render still more obvious the ... exist in the Tunicata three distinct envelopes ,
which , however , may be variously united with one another in the different
genera .
A comparison of the tunics of the Tunicata with the cænæcium of the Polyzoa will
render still more obvious the ... exist in the Tunicata three distinct envelopes ,
which , however , may be variously united with one another in the different
genera .
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6 , 7 , page 44 ) we shall find that it is continuous with the mantle at the
respiratory and cloacal orifices , and becomes attached to the alimentary canal
just behind the mouth and anus ; it thus holds to the surrounding parts in the
Tunicata ...
6 , 7 , page 44 ) we shall find that it is continuous with the mantle at the
respiratory and cloacal orifices , and becomes attached to the alimentary canal
just behind the mouth and anus ; it thus holds to the surrounding parts in the
Tunicata ...
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same time situated in the interval between the internal and middle tunic ; it is ,
consequently , within the great “ sinus system " * of the Tunicata , which
corresponds exactly with the perigastric space of the Polyzoa . In the Polyzoa the
two orifices ...
same time situated in the interval between the internal and middle tunic ; it is ,
consequently , within the great “ sinus system " * of the Tunicata , which
corresponds exactly with the perigastric space of the Polyzoa . In the Polyzoa the
two orifices ...
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It appears to me , then , that the points of connection attempted to be established
in the present memoir between the Polyzoa and the Tunicata are those which
really exist in nature ; but there still remain to be considered some other relations
of ...
It appears to me , then , that the points of connection attempted to be established
in the present memoir between the Polyzoa and the Tunicata are those which
really exist in nature ; but there still remain to be considered some other relations
of ...
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... homologically repeating the structure of the ordinary zooid , a view against
which no valid objections can be urged . We thus perceive that the affinities of the
Polyzoa pass off in two very evident directions -in one through the Tunicata , and
...
... homologically repeating the structure of the ordinary zooid , a view against
which no valid objections can be urged . We thus perceive that the affinities of the
Polyzoa pass off in two very evident directions -in one through the Tunicata , 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 |
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