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The microscope and its revelations (1881)

Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · Philadelphia : Blakiston · leaf 555

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; and its surface is oftenmarked with a minute and regular pattern. The test of Difflugiaon the other hand, is more or less pitcher-shaped (a, b), and is chieflymade up of minute particles of gravel, shell, &c, cemented together.In each of these genera, the sarcode-body rememble that of… … Testaceous forms of Amoeban Ebizopods :—A, JD-fflugia pro~teiformts; B, Diffiugia oblonga ; C, Arcella acuminata ; D, Arctlladentata. jletached portion of the sarcodic body will put forth pseudopodia ofits own type; and the separation of a bud or gemmule put forthfrom the mouth of the test seems to…

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