The Story of Animal Life
The Story of Animal Life
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The latter arrange their cells in a free-growing, tree-like or fernlike form, with- out any crowding of the units into a geometrical pattern. The division of the flat leaf-like colony by two, resulting in bifurcated branches, is an- other obvious feature of the Sea-Mat.
Covering and to the botanist's eye disfiguring the branches of many sea-weeds, and growing upon oyster-shells, tangle-roots, and other fixed objects, we may find many little incrustations which remind us of the lichens of the la...nd : the diamond pattern of little cells shows us, however, that these things are relations of the Sea-Mats. The name of Bryozoa, Moss-Corals, was formerly given to these growths, Many of them bear long hair- like processes at regular intervals ; these, which are large enough to be plainly seen with the naked eye, afford a ready means of recognising these creatures.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The latter arrange their cells in a free-growing, tree-like or fernlike form, with- out any crowding of the units into a geometrical pattern. The division of the flat leaf-like colony by two, resulting in bifurcated branches, is an- other obvious feature of the Sea-Mat.
Covering and to the botanist's eye disfiguring the branches of many sea-weeds, and growing upon oyster-shells, tangle-roots, and other fixed objects, we may find many little incrustations which remind us of the lichens of the la...nd : the diamond pattern of little cells shows us, however, that these things are relations of the Sea-Mats. The name of Bryozoa, Moss-Corals, was formerly given to these growths, Many of them bear long hair- like processes at regular intervals ; these, which are large enough to be plainly seen with the naked eye, afford a ready means of recognising these creatures.
The Polyzoa include freshwater as well as THE POLYZOA 12 1 bJO C 6 w *w as
What to read after The Story of Animal Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by B D 1917 Lindsay to read onlineMoreLess
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