10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «AMPULLACEOUS»
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The Annals and Magazine of Natural History: Zoology, Botany, ...
'A ~ Lastly, in a portion of tympanizing sarcode cut out from a. dried fragment of
Geelongia vasiformis and placed under a power of about 500 diameters, the
ampullaceous sacs in juxtaposition, although dry, may be distinctly seen on the ...
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The Monthly Microscopical Journal: Transactions of the Royal ...
Formerly Mr. Carter thought that the colour of the sponges might be always
sought for in the ampullaceous sacs (" Wimperkorbe," Schdt.), and therefore that
the black cells of Dercitus niger might be ampullaceous sacs ; * but the result of
more ...
3
A Manual of the Infusoria: Including a Description of All ...
produced first in the deeper and consequently older portion of the sponge- stock,
and that where abundantly developed they monopolize its interstitial substance
to the exclusion of the ampullaceous sacs or other combinations under which the
...
William Saville Kent, 1881
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The Annals and Magazine of Natural History: Zoology, Botany, ...
Certainly, in the young Spongilla, growing from the seedlike body, the particles of
food (carmine) may be seen to pass into the general chamber surrounding the
parenchyma, and thence into ampullaceous sacs imbedded in the latter.
Sir William Jardine, 1869
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Cerambycidae of Northern Asia
Abdominal locomotory ampullae with ampullaceous granules. 3 (4).
Ampullaceous granules of dorsal locomotory ampullae forming clusterlike tuft.
Abdomen not enlarged in region of segments VI-VII 1. Leiopus Serv. 4 (3).
Ampullaceous ...
Aleksej I. Čerepanov, V. K. Stroganova
6
The Microscope: Its History, Construction, and Application: ...
The cilia may now be seen undulating in the interior ; and if the Spongilla be fed
with carmine, this colouring matter will not only be observed to be entirely
confined to the ampullaceous sacs, but when the Spongilla is torn to pieces and
placed ...
7
Journal of the Bombay Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society
We have now to consider by what power the particles are drawn into the
ampullaceous sacs, and-how a constant current through the Spongilla is
maintained — questions which we can only hope to answer by a study of the
organs of Spongilla ...
8
The Journal of the Bombay Branch of the Royal Asiatic Society
Another proof also of the absence of an aperture is, that under this condition the
ampullaceous sac encloses the particles of carmine which are in contact with its
exterior, after the manner of Amoeba. I have stated that the contents of the ...
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The annals and magazine of natural history, zoology, botany ...
namely, that there is no direct communication between the afferent canals, or the
ampullaceous saes, and the efferent canals. This is easily effected by placing a
little carmine in the water, and observing the moment of its entry through the ...
10
Ants: Their Structure, Development and Behavior
The cellular structure of the organ is essentially the same as that of the basiconic
sensillae. (c) Champagne-cork Organs of Forel (ampullaceous sensillae of
Berlese). — These evidently represent a further modification of the coeloconic
type, ...
William Morton Wheeler, 1913
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