A History of the British Zoophytes volume 1
A History of the British Zoophytes volume 1
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Hassall in Ibid, vii, 367. Couch Zooph. Cornw. 49 : Corn. Faun. Iii. 110, pi. 20. Fig. 2. Macgillimay in Ann. And Mag. N. Hist. Ix. 467.
Hob. In deep water attached to old shells.
Polypidom attached by a spreading base, calcareous, white, light and porous, rising to the height of between two and three inches, branched from the base, the branches bifid, spreading, cylindrical, the ultimate ones a little attenuated at the apex, very rough with the mucronate cells, which are urceolate, without any... very regular arrangement, the aperture contracted, the mucro about as long as its diameter. Pallas (Blench. 255, ) and Ellis (Soland. Zooph. 136, ) considered this a variety of the proceeding. The polypes are of a faint red or flesh-colour, with two darker spots indicating the position of the stomach and ovary ; tentacula numerous, filiform.
CELLEPORIP^E : CELLEPORA. 297 3. C. SKENEI, much compressed, divided in a bifid manner, rough ; cells rowed, with a strong mucro on the outer edge of the round aperture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hassall in Ibid, vii, 367. Couch Zooph. Cornw. 49 : Corn. Faun. Iii. 110, pi. 20. Fig. 2. Macgillimay in Ann. And Mag. N. Hist. Ix. 467.
Hob. In deep water attached to old shells.
Polypidom attached by a spreading base, calcareous, white, light and porous, rising to the height of between two and three inches, branched from the base, the branches bifid, spreading, cylindrical, the ultimate ones a little attenuated at the apex, very rough with the mucronate cells, which are urceolate, without any... very regular arrangement, the aperture contracted, the mucro about as long as its diameter. Pallas (Blench. 255, ) and Ellis (Soland. Zooph. 136, ) considered this a variety of the proceeding. The polypes are of a faint red or flesh-colour, with two darker spots indicating the position of the stomach and ovary ; tentacula numerous, filiform.
CELLEPORIP^E : CELLEPORA. 297 3. C. SKENEI, much compressed, divided in a bifid manner, rough ; cells rowed, with a strong mucro on the outer edge of the round aperture.
What to read after A History of the British Zoophytes volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Johnston to read onlineMoreLess
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