Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 654
e,and probably to imbibe as food the gelatinous substance withwhich they are invested. The general form of their bodies(Pig. 275) usually reminds us of that of some of the long-legged Crabs; the abdomen being almost or altogether PTCXOGONID^. 631 deficient, whilst the head is very small, and fused… … Ammofhea pycnogonoides :—a, narrow oesophagus; h, stomach;c, intestine; d, digestive casca of the feet-jaws ; e, e, digestive caecaof the legs. like projection, at the extremity of which is the narrow orificeof the mouth; which seems to be furnished with vibratilecilia, that serve to draw into it…
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