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The microscope and its revelations (1856)

Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 357

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nberg, are as exact copies of Mr. Wests lithographsas the best Wood-engraving can produce. 334 MICEOSCOPIC POEMS OF VEGETABLE LIEE. occasionally formed, would account for tlie presence of Dia-tomaceee in volcanic aslies and pumice, wliich was discoveredby Prof. Ehrenberg, It is remarked by Dr.… … Fossil Diatomacece, &c. from Gran:—a, a, a, Coscinodiseus; b, b, b,Actinocyclus; c, Dictyochya lihula; d, Lithasteriscus radiatus; e,Spongolithis acieularis; /,/, Grammatophora parallela (side view);ff, g, Grammatophora angxilosa (front view). vegetation; and were it not for them, there would…

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