Regeneration
Regeneration
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It has been stated that a new foot regenerates in helicarion, and I have found that the foot regenerates also in the fresh- water snails, physa, limnaea, and planorbis. If the margin of the shell of a lamcllibranch or of a snail is broken off, it is renewed by the mantle. The arms of some of the cephalopods are known to regenerate, particularly the hectocotylized arm.
1 For a review of the literature see Brindley, *98.
REGENERATION AND LIABILITY TO INJURY 105 In all the main groups of echinoder...ms, with one possible excep- tion, regeneration has been found to take place. Probably all star- fishes and brittle-stars regenerate their arms, and even if cut in two or more pieces, new starfishes develop. The crinoids regenerate lost arms, and even parts of the disk ; also the visceral mass. The holo- thurians have very remarkable powers of regeneration. In some forms regeneration takes place if the animals are cut in two, or even in more than two pieces. The remarkable phenomenon of eviscera- tion that take place in certain holothurians, if they are roughly handled, or kept under unfavorable conditions, are well known and have been described by a number of writers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It has been stated that a new foot regenerates in helicarion, and I have found that the foot regenerates also in the fresh- water snails, physa, limnaea, and planorbis. If the margin of the shell of a lamcllibranch or of a snail is broken off, it is renewed by the mantle. The arms of some of the cephalopods are known to regenerate, particularly the hectocotylized arm.
1 For a review of the literature see Brindley, *98.
REGENERATION AND LIABILITY TO INJURY 105 In all the main groups of echinoder...ms, with one possible excep- tion, regeneration has been found to take place. Probably all star- fishes and brittle-stars regenerate their arms, and even if cut in two or more pieces, new starfishes develop. The crinoids regenerate lost arms, and even parts of the disk ; also the visceral mass. The holo- thurians have very remarkable powers of regeneration. In some forms regeneration takes place if the animals are cut in two, or even in more than two pieces. The remarkable phenomenon of eviscera- tion that take place in certain holothurians, if they are roughly handled, or kept under unfavorable conditions, are well known and have been described by a number of writers.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Hunt Morgan to read onlineMoreLess
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