Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 555
ft rouncells (a), then as tiny shel(b), which get larger in tholder egg-pouches (C), and then escape when largenough to look after themselves. These, you must remember, are only a few \the thousands of tiny creatures which inhabit thocean, especially near its surface. I might go cto tell you of… … Spin Cleadora.UTE OCEANIC ANIMALS WITH SHELLS. winds and waves; of the Velia, which runs aboon the surface dry-shod, and dives below at wil ] THE MICROSCOPE ON SHIPBOARD. 531 #-he Clio, Glaucus, Sagitia annelids, and manyI ;rs. Every haul of the towing-net will bringji something new to you, with…
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