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The microscope and its revelations (1856)

Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 521

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i-tually live attached bythe foot, which is pro-longed into a pedicle;and it includes two fa-milies, the Flosculariansand the Melicertians,both of which bear acertain general resem-blance to the Vorticel-lince (§268) on the onehand, and to Zoophytes(Chap. XI.) on the other.Por they are… … KOTIPERA:—FLOSCrLARIA^^S AXD IIELICEETIAXS. 499 ceros Eichornii (Kg. 202), this body has five long tentacles,beset with tufts of short bristly cilia, reniiiiding us of theciliated tentacles of the Bryozoa (Chap, xiii.), T^^hilst thebody seems to be enclosed in a cylindrical cell, resemblingthat of…

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