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The microscope and its revelations (1856)

Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 562

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or preservation as micro-scopic objects, the Author has found it best to keep themfor some time in strong spirit; after a prolonged mace-ration in which, they may be mounted in spirit sufficientlydilute to be destitute of any injmious action on the cement.Goadbys fluid also may be used; but the… … Sertularia cupressina:—A, natural size; B, portionmagnitied. 540 ZOOPHYTES. serve for a characteristic illustration of the mode of growth ofthe species it represents, the large shallow cells, whose wallsare made by cementing four strips of glass to the plate thatforms the bottom (§ 136), will…

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