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Scientific American, Vol. 53, No. 21 (November 1885) (1885)

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e of many years, says William Smythe so little slower than the rotatory period of the re- advantage the cilia disposed along the margin of the in the Gardeners'1 Chronicle, of transplanting work with volving body, the body will appear to move slowly body. What interrupted light may reveal in the… … ing the figures of the Cambridge report as cor- 2-MICR0SC0PIC EXAMINATION OF CILIATED ORGANISMS Kg again in position; the roots should be laid out rect, and that the mine at Flood Rock was ex- BY INTERMITTENT LIGHT. straight at various levels, and afterward covered ploded at 11:14, seventy-fifth…

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