Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 309
d the opportunity of verifj-ing), with the interpreta-tion that seems to him most accordant with the phenomena presented by otherProtophytes; and he believes that this interpretation harmonizes with what ismost essential in the doctrines of both, their diflerences having been to a certaindegree… … Various species of Staurastrum :—A, S. vestitum; b, S. aculeatum;c, S.paradoxum; D, E, S. brachiatiim. horny consistence, so as to retain its form after the dischargeof its contents (Iigs. 74,e, 75,b), but which does not includeany mineral ingredient, either calcareous or siliceous, in…
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