Marvels of pond-life : or, A year's microscopic recreations among the polyps, infusoria, rotifers, water-bears, and polyzoa (1861)
Slack, Henry James, 1818-1896 · London : Groombridge · leaf 110
f lines are seen,as though tlie edge of eacli stave projected a little DEAD ROTIFER AND VIBRIONES. «) above the general level, and transverse markings arealso apparent, which may be compared to hoops.This is the Coleps hirtiis, which differs from theusual type of Infusoria, by being symmetrical,… … ^65 Coleps hirtus. division, and has two orifices, one at each end, forreceiving food and ejecting the remains. It oftenrequires some little trouble to get a good view ofthe cilia, which are arranged in transverse andlongitudinal rows. A power of one hundred andfifty linear is convenient for…
Microscopy · Freshwater animals
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