Diplodinium Ecaudatum With An Account of Its Neuromotor Apparatus
Diplodinium Ecaudatum With An Account of Its Neuromotor Apparatus
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6) appears in almost as great num- bers as does forma ecaudatum. This form may be immediately distin- guished from all the other forms of this species by the fact that a portion of the posterior end of the body is prolonged in the form of a tail-like continuation, or spine (sp. 1, pi. 5, fig. 6). This spine, which is designated as the primary spine, takes its origin from the whole of that portion of the posterior end of the body which lies ventral to the anal opening. Cross-sections of the spin...e at or near its base appear bean- or kidney-shaped, with the convex margin directed ventrally and the concave side directed dorsally ; as the distal extremity is ap- proached, the cross-sections become more nearly circular. Eberlein (1895, p. 262) describes this spine as being "von beiden Seiten etwas zusammengedrucktes, " a description which is not substantiated by cross-sections of the spine. In life this spine is equal to from one- third to one-half of the length of the body and is either straight or slightly curved distally toward the dorsal side.
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6) appears in almost as great num- bers as does forma ecaudatum. This form may be immediately distin- guished from all the other forms of this species by the fact that a portion of the posterior end of the body is prolonged in the form of a tail-like continuation, or spine (sp. 1, pi. 5, fig. 6). This spine, which is designated as the primary spine, takes its origin from the whole of that portion of the posterior end of the body which lies ventral to the anal opening. Cross-sections of the spin...e at or near its base appear bean- or kidney-shaped, with the convex margin directed ventrally and the concave side directed dorsally ; as the distal extremity is ap- proached, the cross-sections become more nearly circular. Eberlein (1895, p. 262) describes this spine as being "von beiden Seiten etwas zusammengedrucktes, " a description which is not substantiated by cross-sections of the spine. In life this spine is equal to from one- third to one-half of the length of the body and is either straight or slightly curved distally toward the dorsal side.
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