The Microscopy of Drinking Water
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The variation in the number of these striae may be seen from the following table : Number of Striae per Millimeter.
Longitudinal. Transverse.
Epithemia ocellata, Kz 800 430 Navicula major, Kz 850 630 " viridis, Kz 2400 720 lyra 850 1000 Cymbella navicula, Ehb 1200 1500 Pleurosigma angulatum, Sm 1580 2100 Synedra pulchella, Kz 670 2150 Navicula rhomboides 1700 2700 Amphipleura pellucida, Ktz 3400 3700105200 The extreme minuteness of these points, their various appearances under different conditi...ons, and the difficulty of studying them even with microscopes of the highest magnify- ing powers, have given rise to many different theories concern- * One micro-millimeter, or micron (u), equals .001 millimeter.
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161 ing the character of the valves. Some writers insist that the points are elevations: others claim that they are depressions.
Recent students agree that the structure is more complex than was formerly considered to be the case. The following con- ception of M. J. Deby, while perhaps not correct for all cases, is a good illustration of the modern view (see Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The variation in the number of these striae may be seen from the following table : Number of Striae per Millimeter.
Longitudinal. Transverse.
Epithemia ocellata, Kz 800 430 Navicula major, Kz 850 630 " viridis, Kz 2400 720 lyra 850 1000 Cymbella navicula, Ehb 1200 1500 Pleurosigma angulatum, Sm 1580 2100 Synedra pulchella, Kz 670 2150 Navicula rhomboides 1700 2700 Amphipleura pellucida, Ktz 3400 3700105200 The extreme minuteness of these points, their various appearances under different conditi...ons, and the difficulty of studying them even with microscopes of the highest magnify- ing powers, have given rise to many different theories concern- * One micro-millimeter, or micron (u), equals .001 millimeter.
DIA TO MA CEjE.
161 ing the character of the valves. Some writers insist that the points are elevations: others claim that they are depressions.
Recent students agree that the structure is more complex than was formerly considered to be the case. The following con- ception of M. J. Deby, while perhaps not correct for all cases, is a good illustration of the modern view (see Fig.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Chandler Whipple to read onlineMoreLess
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