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Scientific American, Vol. 44, No. 15 (1881) (1881)

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long, flat, and stiff bristles fringed with finer bristles (sete). The furca undergoes great changes in salt water species branchipeds. according to the density of the water; the furca is therefore The female ally in great numbers. of but little value in the determination of species. In… … croscopic organic matter (alge, etc.) con- have so far been failures. 1. Bubranchi pus vernalis, Verrill. Male, about twice natural size. Author’s drawing.—2. Head of Hubranchi- tained therein enters the mouth and The finest kind of sturgeon (of Europe), pus. Male, much enlarged. front view. After…

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