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Drops of water : their marvelous and beautiful inhabitants displayed by the microscope (1851)

Catlow, Agnes, 1807?-1889 · London : Reeve and Benham · leaf 139

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Jj$ •• - • ->j * :.-• ; » . »> » . »-•\* .>-. w*>. . .• - - … CYCLIDIUM. 115 Cyclidma contains animalcules having no loricaand no eyes ; bristles, or cilia, are the organsused in locomotion. The genus Cydidium has acompressed body, and the cilia are placed in asingle circular row. C. glaucoma is abundantin the spring, and may be known by its oblongbody, the…

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