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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 depression of the
organ . The elevation is effected by distinct muscular fibres ( n ) , which are visible
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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 depression of the
organ . The elevation is effected by distinct muscular fibres ( n ) , which are visible
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... chiefly to devolve the function of bringing under the influence of the aërating
medium the nutritious fluid of their tissues . The tentacular crown of a Polyzoon
consists of two portions , namely , first , a sort of stage or disc ( the lophophore ) (
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... chiefly to devolve the function of bringing under the influence of the aërating
medium the nutritious fluid of their tissues . The tentacular crown of a Polyzoon
consists of two portions , namely , first , a sort of stage or disc ( the lophophore ) (
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The external layer consists of rounded cells filled with a colourless fluid , and
often presenting a bright nucleus . Some of those cells which lie upon the back of
the tentacle become in certain genera enlarged , giving a vesicular appearance
to ...
The external layer consists of rounded cells filled with a colourless fluid , and
often presenting a bright nucleus . Some of those cells which lie upon the back of
the tentacle become in certain genera enlarged , giving a vesicular appearance
to ...
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That the fluid thus contained in the perigastric space , and thence admitted into
the tentacula , consists mainly of water which had obtained entrance from without
, there can , I think , be little doubt , and yet I have in vain sought for any opening
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That the fluid thus contained in the perigastric space , and thence admitted into
the tentacula , consists mainly of water which had obtained entrance from without
, there can , I think , be little doubt , and yet I have in vain sought for any opening
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If it be admitted , as I think it must be , that the perigastric fluid consists mainly of
water which has obtained entrance from without , it then corresponds to a true
aquiferous system subservient to a respiratory function . But it also without doubt
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If it be admitted , as I think it must be , that the perigastric fluid consists mainly of
water which has obtained entrance from without , it then corresponds to a true
aquiferous system subservient to a respiratory function . But it also without doubt
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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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