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The microscope and its revelations (1881)

Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · Philadelphia : Blakiston · leaf 763

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g (Limax), in which the number of plates in each row isvery considerable (Figs. 397, 398), amounting to 180 in the largegarden Slug (Limax maximus); whilst the latter prevails in manymarine Gasteropods, such as the common Whelk (Buccinumundatwm), the palate of which has only three plates in each… … Portion of the left half of the Palate ofHelix hortensis; the rows of teetli near theedge separated from each other to show theirform. PALATES OF GASTEROPODS. 679 Fig. 398.

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