10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ENDOPROCT»
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1
Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology
I have already (page 127) shown that the young bud of Cristatella has many
points of similarity to a well advanced Endoproct. This similarity leads me to the
conclusion that the common ancestor of the Endoprocta and Phylactolsemata
more ...
2
Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College
flame cell, aud am thus brought into complete agreement with the results
obtained by Harmer from Loxosoma. His conclusion ('85, p. 279) that the
Endoproct uephridium is probably to be regarded as a head kidney, like that of
Trochophores, ...
3
The Shipley collection of scientific papers
I have already (page 127) shown that the young bud of Cristatella has many
points of similarity to a well advanced Endoproct. This similarity leads me to the
conclusion that the common ancestor of the Endoprocta and Phylactoleemata
more ...
4
Contributions from the Zoölogical Laboratory of the Museum ...
I have already (page 127) shown that the young bud of Cristatella has many
points of similarity to a well advanced Endoproct. This similarity leads me to the
conclusion that the common ancestor of the Endoprocta and Phylactolsemata
more ...
5
Seashore Life of Southern California: An Introduction to the ...
Phylum endoprocta ( The endoproct moss animals ) This and the next-listed
phylum, Bryozoa, are superficially quite similar, and, indeed, it was only recently
that taxonomists learned enough about them to realize that they constituted two
phyla ...
Endoproct. Polyzoa. —. In. October, 1877, Hatschek of Prague discovered in
Pedicellina ecJiinala, both in the larval and adult state, a vibratilo canal which he
apparently could not quite make out, and which he compared to the vibratile
organs ...
Royal Microscopical Society (Great Britain), Sir Frank Crisp, Francis Jeffrey Bell, 1879
On one occasion a couple of yOung puffers were placed over night in a finger
bowl containing some colonies of the Endoproct, Barentsia. major Hincks, and
the next morning it was discovered that the pufiers had returned my kindness in ...
8
The Popular Science Review: A Quarterly Miscellany of ...
A Segmental Organ in the Endoproct Bryozom—In the Complies Rendue of
February 24, 1869, M. L. Joliet brings forward evidence in support of the
observations of Hatschek, who, in October 1877, indicated in Pedicellina echimta
, both in the ...
James Samuelson, Henry Lawson, William Sweetland Dallas, 1879
9
Observations on Budding in Paludicella and Some Other Bryozoa
This stage is lost in the ontogeny of Ectoprocta, in which, by abbreviation of larval
life, the free-swimming stage corresponds to the condition of the fixed Endoproct
after it has undergono its rotation. This stage, or one slightly later, is shown in III.
Charles Benedict Davenport, 1891
279) that the Endoproct uephridium is probably to be regarded as a head kidney,
like that of Trochophores, seems to me to be justified. A further discussion of this
topic must be deferred till towards the close of this paper. The uephridium opens
...
Charles Benedict Davenport, 1893
