Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · Philadelphia : Blakiston · leaf 574
aboutequals its own diameter, and which serves as an instrument oflocomotion, may be discerned with a hand-magnifier. The form of * See the Memoir by Prof. Biitschli, in Zeitschrift f. Wissensch. Zool.,Bd. xxx.; of which an abridgment (with Plate) is given in Quart. Journ.Microsc. Sci., Vol. xix.… … Koctiluca milia/ris, as seen at A on the aboral side, and at B on a planeat right angles to it:—a, entrance to atriuni; 6, atrium ; c, superficialridge; d, tentacle; e, mouth leading to cesophagus, within which areseen the flagellum springing from its base, and the tooth-like processprojecting into…
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