Cassells Natural History volume 6
Cassells Natural History volume 6
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"1iT * Greek, hyalos, crystal; spJien, a wedge. T Latin, diminutive of quailrus, square.
1 Greek, helos(-eos) a bog ; jxra, a bag. Latin, area, a box. |1 Greek, centron, a prickle ; pyxis, a box.
1! Greek, cocMos, a shell-fish with spiral shell ; pans, a foot. ** Latin, ,iilttm, a thread ; tjero, I bear, tt Greek, pumphar/os, all-devouring. JJ Greek, c u, well ; ffhipfie, sculpture.
Greek, tri, three; ncma, thread. |l j| "Annals and Magazine of Nat. Hist. , " 185G, vol. Xviii. , p. 226.
HIT Gre...ek, sperma, seed; zoon, an animal ; eidos, appearance.
RADIOLARIAXS.
341 XXVII. Another kind of Rhizopod, also inhabiting fresh water like the foregoing, are the Sun-animalcules, or Heliozoa. * These, however, float free in the water, and have round bodies, with delicate pseudopods radiating from all parts of the surface, producing a very gentle gliding movement, and serving to capture prey. The sarcode in these animalcules has usually a yellowish tint, and contains many clear globules or water-cavities, giving it a foamy appearance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"1iT * Greek, hyalos, crystal; spJien, a wedge. T Latin, diminutive of quailrus, square.
1 Greek, helos(-eos) a bog ; jxra, a bag. Latin, area, a box. |1 Greek, centron, a prickle ; pyxis, a box.
1! Greek, cocMos, a shell-fish with spiral shell ; pans, a foot. ** Latin, ,iilttm, a thread ; tjero, I bear, tt Greek, pumphar/os, all-devouring. JJ Greek, c u, well ; ffhipfie, sculpture.
Greek, tri, three; ncma, thread. |l j| "Annals and Magazine of Nat. Hist. , " 185G, vol. Xviii. , p. 226.
HIT Gre...ek, sperma, seed; zoon, an animal ; eidos, appearance.
RADIOLARIAXS.
341 XXVII. Another kind of Rhizopod, also inhabiting fresh water like the foregoing, are the Sun-animalcules, or Heliozoa. * These, however, float free in the water, and have round bodies, with delicate pseudopods radiating from all parts of the surface, producing a very gentle gliding movement, and serving to capture prey. The sarcode in these animalcules has usually a yellowish tint, and contains many clear globules or water-cavities, giving it a foamy appearance.
What to read after Cassells Natural History volume 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P Martin Peter Martin Duncan to read onlineMoreLess
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