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The microscope and its revelations (1856)

Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 595

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olypidom of a Zoophyte, whichhas been appropriately designated the polyzoary. The indi-vidual cells of the polyzoary are sometimes only connectedwith each other by their common relation to a creeping stem POLYZOA, AND COMPOUISID TTJNICATA. 572 or stolon, as in Laguncula (Fig. 246); but more… … Cells of Lepralice :—A, L. Hyndmanni ; b, L.figularis; c, L. verrucosa, quently the Polyzoary developes itself into an arborescentstructure (Kg. 247), which may even present somewhat of thedensity and massiveness of the stony Corals. Each individualis composed externally of a sort of sac, of which…

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