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Scientific American, Vol. 6, No. 10 (March 1862) (1862)

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orms of radiated animals aretwo classes, the sea urchins and the star fishes, whichdiffer very much from each other in external appear-ance, but which on close examination are found to besimple modifications of the same plan of structure. Iwill draw upon the blackboard three views of the seaurchin,… … we see in the center a circular space from which ra-diate five rows of small plates, the spaces betweenbeing occupied by large plates. In the circular space,alternating with the rows of small scales, are fivelarge plates, each pierced with a hole in which is aneyo. The remainder of the circular…

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