Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 568
e, but which, having the free swimminghabits and the soft texture of the Medusse., have been verycommonly ranked as members of the same class. One of ACALEPELffi :—CYDIPPE AND BEROE . 545 these is the Ci/dippe pileus (Eig. 228, a) very commonly knownas the Beroe, which designation, however,… … A, Cydippe pileus with its tentacles extended,—B, JBeroe Fm-shalii, showing-the tubular prolongations of the stomach. observed, even with the naked eye, to be marked by eightbright bands, which proceedfrom pole to pole like meridian-lines.These bands are seen with the microscope to be formed ofrows…
Microscopy
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