Zoology of the Invertebrata : a Text-Book for Students
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2. Canal containing blood-vessel.
3. Sub-oesophageal nerve ganglion.
4. Mouth.
5. Stomach.
6. Peduncle.
7. Plexus of blood-vessels.
8. Median crest on dorsal shell.
9. Organic membrane which has separated from shell during the process of de- calcification.
--6 dorsal shell is rather the smaller; both are of a brownish hue with small white spots. The body of the Argiope lies almost entirely in the dorsal shell (Fig. 107), and is supported by certain ridges which this shell bears on its inner sur...face. The BRACHIOPODA 171 whole animal is about 2 "5 mm. long, and about the same in breadth.
The shells are secreted by the body-wall or by the mantle. Siace the body Ues chiefly in the dorsal shell, the larger part of the latter is secreted by the body-wall, and the dorsal mantle is of small extent; on the other hand, the greater part of the ventral shell is lined by a fold of integu- ment, the ventral mantle.
The substance of the shell is composed of minute calcare- ous spicules kept together by a network of organic fibrils (Kg.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2. Canal containing blood-vessel.
3. Sub-oesophageal nerve ganglion.
4. Mouth.
5. Stomach.
6. Peduncle.
7. Plexus of blood-vessels.
8. Median crest on dorsal shell.
9. Organic membrane which has separated from shell during the process of de- calcification.
--6 dorsal shell is rather the smaller; both are of a brownish hue with small white spots. The body of the Argiope lies almost entirely in the dorsal shell (Fig. 107), and is supported by certain ridges which this shell bears on its inner sur...face. The BRACHIOPODA 171 whole animal is about 2 "5 mm. long, and about the same in breadth.
The shells are secreted by the body-wall or by the mantle. Siace the body Ues chiefly in the dorsal shell, the larger part of the latter is secreted by the body-wall, and the dorsal mantle is of small extent; on the other hand, the greater part of the ventral shell is lined by a fold of integu- ment, the ventral mantle.
The substance of the shell is composed of minute calcare- ous spicules kept together by a network of organic fibrils (Kg.
What to read after Zoology of the Invertebrata : a Text-Book for Students?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shipley, A. E. (Arthur Everett), Sir, 1861-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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