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The microscope and its revelations (1881)

Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · Philadelphia : Blakiston · leaf 406

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SUHIEELLE,E ; STRIATELLEJE. 34; the greater part of them, are inhabitants of fresh or brackish, water,though some few are marine ; and several occur in those Infusorialearths which seem to have been deposited, at the bottoms of lakes,such as that of the Mourne mountains in Ireland (Fig. 192, b, c,… … Canipylodiscus costatus:—A, front view; B, side view. shaped curvature (b). It is in this genus that the supposed cana-liculi are most developed, and it is consequently here that they maybe best studied; and of their being here really costce or internallyprojecting ribs, no reasonable doubt can…

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