Tylor, Alfred, 1824-1884, Skertchly, Sydney B. J · London, Alabaster, Passmore · leaf 82
als the colouration is applied directly to the organ whether it be internal as in the canals orovaries, or external, as in the eye-specks. 5. That in opaque animals, as in the sea-anemonies, the colouring is entirely external. 6. That it is very variable in hue, but not in pattern. 7. That the most… … CHAPTER VIII. Details of Protozoa. fX^HE Protozoa are divided into three orders. -*- I.— Gregarinidce, II.—Rliizopoda,III.—Infusoria, I. The Gregarinidce consist of minute protozoa, parasitic in theinterior of insects, &c., and like other internal parasites are colour-less, as we should expect.…
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