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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 23 (December 1905) (1905)

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out again, constitute the locomotive organs of the shown in the genesis of hydroid communities that an selves, combined into systems, as has never been done physalia. Other hollow structures open at the end animal can exist in separate parts, and that a con- anywhere else in the world. With this… … It is certainly a wonderful and a sugges- fore the Pergamon antiquities were discovered that the tive circle, one that might possibly have a connection of Greek and Roman art was established. Plwsatta afethusa— American Physophora hydrostatlca- value and a meaning not only in any given POTtlieuese…

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