Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · Philadelphia : Blakiston · leaf 539
y extremity, and then to return, perhaps meetingand carrying back with it a granule that was seen advancing inthe opposite direction. Even in the broader processes, granulesare sometimes observed to come to a stand, to oscillate for a time, ing the testof Grornia), having a definite orifice… … MONEEOZOA: LIEBEEKUHNIA.—EHIZOPODA. 47i and then to take a retrograde course, as if they had been entangledin the opposing current,—just as is often to be seen in Ghara.When a granule arrives at a point where a filament bifurcates, it isoften arrested for a time, until drawn into one or the other…
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