Studies in General Physiology volume 1
Studies in General Physiology volume 1
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If the head HETEROMORPHOSIS 153 or the foot of Cerianthus is amputated, or if a piece is cut out of a Cerianthus, the fragment, if not too small, and if external conditions permit of it, again assumes a vertical position, with its oral end directed upward and its aboral end directed downward. I shall now describe these phe- nomena in greater detail.
1. If a Cerianthus is laid upon the bottom of a vessel covered with sand, after a few minutes the foot of the ani- mal begins to bend downward near... its tip and to bore into the sand. In half an hour or less (at the proper temperature and with irritable animals) the entire animal has buried itself vertically in the sand up to its head. It remains perma- nently in this position, if other circumstances do not induce it to move.
2. A wire net, the meshes of which are so narrow that the body of a Cerianthus can only with difficulty be drawn through them, is supported horizontally upon a glass vessel and set into the aquarium. A Cerianthus is laid upon the wire net.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the head HETEROMORPHOSIS 153 or the foot of Cerianthus is amputated, or if a piece is cut out of a Cerianthus, the fragment, if not too small, and if external conditions permit of it, again assumes a vertical position, with its oral end directed upward and its aboral end directed downward. I shall now describe these phe- nomena in greater detail.
1. If a Cerianthus is laid upon the bottom of a vessel covered with sand, after a few minutes the foot of the ani- mal begins to bend downward near... its tip and to bore into the sand. In half an hour or less (at the proper temperature and with irritable animals) the entire animal has buried itself vertically in the sand up to its head. It remains perma- nently in this position, if other circumstances do not induce it to move.
2. A wire net, the meshes of which are so narrow that the body of a Cerianthus can only with difficulty be drawn through them, is supported horizontally upon a glass vessel and set into the aquarium. A Cerianthus is laid upon the wire net.
What to read after Studies in General Physiology volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jacques Loeb to read onlineMoreLess
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