On Parthenogenesis
On Parthenogenesis
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By these the ova are developed, impreg- nated and oviposited, and thus provision is made for dis- seminating the individuals and for continuing the existence of the species over the severe famine-months of winter.
The metamorphosis in all insects is attended with the casting off or creeping out of a certain proportion of the precedent individual, which process is called the ^ecdysis* or moult. With regard to the so-called metamorphoses which issue in the succession of a fixed, blind, sessile mu...ltivalve barnacle to a free-swimming crustacean with pedunculated eyes*, or in the succession of a rooted vermiform parasite to a natatory animal with articulated setigerous limbs t — when these phaenomena are closely traced, they are seen to depend in a greater degree upon the action and coalescence of retained cells, than upon a change of pre-existing tissues. If the development of the ovum in the pedunculate ovarian sac of the low organized crustaceous epizoon of a fish be closely traced, the peripheral cells of the germ-mass are seen to combine and coalesce to form the smooth transparent skin of the * J.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By these the ova are developed, impreg- nated and oviposited, and thus provision is made for dis- seminating the individuals and for continuing the existence of the species over the severe famine-months of winter.
The metamorphosis in all insects is attended with the casting off or creeping out of a certain proportion of the precedent individual, which process is called the ^ecdysis* or moult. With regard to the so-called metamorphoses which issue in the succession of a fixed, blind, sessile mu...ltivalve barnacle to a free-swimming crustacean with pedunculated eyes*, or in the succession of a rooted vermiform parasite to a natatory animal with articulated setigerous limbs t — when these phaenomena are closely traced, they are seen to depend in a greater degree upon the action and coalescence of retained cells, than upon a change of pre-existing tissues. If the development of the ovum in the pedunculate ovarian sac of the low organized crustaceous epizoon of a fish be closely traced, the peripheral cells of the germ-mass are seen to combine and coalesce to form the smooth transparent skin of the * J.
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