Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885, Dallinger, W. H. (William Henry), 1842-1909 · Philadelphia, Blakiston · leaf 711
the sarcode-body, as may be seen by thegeneral diffusion of any colouring particles it may contain. Severalvacuoles may be thus occupied at one time by alimentary particles ;frequently four to eight are thus distinguishable, and occasionallyten or twelve ; Ehrenberg, in one instance, counted as… … Fig. 516.—Actinosphzrium Eiclicrnii: m, endosarc; r, ectosarc;c, c, contractile vacuoles. sarc with its included vacuoles. If, as often happens, the bodytaken in as food possesses some hard indigestible portion (as the shellof an entomostracan or rotifer), this, after the digestion of the…
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