Microscopical Studies in Marine Zoology
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Fig. 5. An individual showing regeneration of the hinder end, after a breakage that had taken place at the point marked *.
Fig. 6. Diagram of a transverse section of a somite bearing dorsal cirri.
Fig. 7. Diagram of a similar section through an elytra-bearing somite. These two figures are useful in the understand- ing of the possible origin of elytra from dorsal cirri.
Fig. 8. A parapodium or foot.
Fig. 9. A dorsal or notopodial bristle.
Fig. 10. A ventral or neuropodial bristle.
Fig. 11. An el...ytron or scale, showing the row of globular tubercles around the outer margin.
Fig. 12. Edge of same highly magnified, to show one of these tubercles.
Fig. 13. A portion of an elytron still more highly magnified, to show the fine papillae of the surface.
Lettering the same in all figures, viz. : a. C. Anal cirri ; ac. 1 aciculum of 1st somite ; acd. Aciculum of notopodium or dorsal branch of foot ; acv. Aciculum of neuropodium or ventral branch ; cac. Caecum of alimentary canal ; d. C. Dorsal cirrus ; el.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fig. 5. An individual showing regeneration of the hinder end, after a breakage that had taken place at the point marked *.
Fig. 6. Diagram of a transverse section of a somite bearing dorsal cirri.
Fig. 7. Diagram of a similar section through an elytra-bearing somite. These two figures are useful in the understand- ing of the possible origin of elytra from dorsal cirri.
Fig. 8. A parapodium or foot.
Fig. 9. A dorsal or notopodial bristle.
Fig. 10. A ventral or neuropodial bristle.
Fig. 11. An el...ytron or scale, showing the row of globular tubercles around the outer margin.
Fig. 12. Edge of same highly magnified, to show one of these tubercles.
Fig. 13. A portion of an elytron still more highly magnified, to show the fine papillae of the surface.
Lettering the same in all figures, viz. : a. C. Anal cirri ; ac. 1 aciculum of 1st somite ; acd. Aciculum of notopodium or dorsal branch of foot ; acv. Aciculum of neuropodium or ventral branch ; cac. Caecum of alimentary canal ; d. C. Dorsal cirrus ; el.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Hornell to read onlineMoreLess
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