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The microscope and its revelations (1856)

Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 531

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ound in almost allForamiidferous sands and dredgings from the shores of thewarmer regions of the globe, being especially abundant inthose of some of the Philippine Islands, of the Red Sea,of the Mediterranean, and especially of the ^Egean. Whensuch disks are subjected to Microscopic examination,… … Simple disk of OrhitolUes complanahis, laid open to show its in-terior structure:—a, central cell; i, circumambient cell, surroundedby concentric zones of cells, connected with each other by annularand radiating passages. circles around a sort of nucleus (which has been laid-openin the figme to…

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