Drops of water : their marvelous and beautiful inhabitants displayed by the microscope (1851)
Catlow, Agnes, 1807?-1889 · London : Reeve and Benham · leaf 166
rning round, again advance to theplace where they were gaining food: this back- N 3 138 DROPS OF WATER. ward and forward motion is frequently repeated,and occasions them to be easily recognized.They make a powerful current with the cilianear the mouth. Euplotes char on (Drop III.fig. 9) is, I… … -- : s. r . : . .• . n . -. < i u s •• - DROP IV. THE animalcules comprised under the class Ro-tatoria are of a higher organization than thosealready mentioned; the body is of a moredefinite form (not changing its shape, or dividingspontaneously, as is the case with many of thePolyffastrica),…
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