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The microscope and its revelations (1881)

Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · Philadelphia : Blakiston · leaf 627

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forming the nucleus) being, so faras can be ascertained, a precise repetition of every other, and thesegments of the nucleus differing from the rest in nothing else thantheir form. The equality of the endowments of the segments isshown by the fact—of which accident has repeatedly… … Disk of Orbitolites tenuissimus, formed round fragment ofprevious disk. to be of the slightest consequence, from the time that active life isestablished in the outer zones. 469. One of the most curious features in the history of this typeis its capacity for developing itself into a form which,…

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