Annals of the Philosophical Club of the Royal Society
Annals of the Philosophical Club of the Royal Society
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They are from one-eighth to half an inch in diameter, the great majority appearing to be males. These Medusa are allied to the Trachomedusae and Narcomedusae of Haeckel, but are a new generic form, for which he had proposed the name Lymnocodium. He and Professor Lankester had agreed on the specific name Sowerbii. Whether it is developed directly from the egg or from an intermediate hydroid trophosome, is not yet determined, but the former appears to be the more probable, as no hydroid polyp has... been observed in the tank. It may be supposed that the ova were introduced with the roots of some foreign plants, perhaps from the West Indies.
Nov. 25th, 30ist meeting. Mr. Galton spoke of the progress made in applying the system of composite photo- graphs to delineate the more characteristic features of disease. This was being done at Guy's Hospital. Sir J. Paget said that hitherto the physiognomy of diseases had not been accurately portrayed.
Dec. I6th, 302nd meeting. Professor Roscoe referred to a paper by Mr.
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They are from one-eighth to half an inch in diameter, the great majority appearing to be males. These Medusa are allied to the Trachomedusae and Narcomedusae of Haeckel, but are a new generic form, for which he had proposed the name Lymnocodium. He and Professor Lankester had agreed on the specific name Sowerbii. Whether it is developed directly from the egg or from an intermediate hydroid trophosome, is not yet determined, but the former appears to be the more probable, as no hydroid polyp has... been observed in the tank. It may be supposed that the ova were introduced with the roots of some foreign plants, perhaps from the West Indies.
Nov. 25th, 30ist meeting. Mr. Galton spoke of the progress made in applying the system of composite photo- graphs to delineate the more characteristic features of disease. This was being done at Guy's Hospital. Sir J. Paget said that hitherto the physiognomy of diseases had not been accurately portrayed.
Dec. I6th, 302nd meeting. Professor Roscoe referred to a paper by Mr.
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