10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYDROPHYTON»
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A Monograph of the Gymnoblastic Or Tubularian Hydroids: The ...
There can be no doubt that the whole hydrophyton of Hyzlmciim'a must be
regarded as consisting of a set of coenosarcal, freely intercommunicating tubes,
which have excreted from their surface a chitinous perisarc, and have intimately ...
George James Allman, 1872
2
Hydroids and Hydromedusae of the USSR.: (Gidroidy i ...
Diaphragm clearly pronounced (subfamily Lictorellinae) 5. Lictorella Allm. 2(1).
Diaphragm absent (subfamily Eulafoeinae). 3 (4). Hydrotheca beaker-shaped;
with stalk, or conical and attached to hydrophyton at the narrow end. Walls of ...
Donat Vladimirovič Naumov, 1969
3
Memoirs of the Geological Survey of India: Palaeontologia Indica
8, 9.—Hydrophyton more or less arborescent or polymorphous, consisting of
laminae which are partly vertical, partly horizontal, thus forming a network of
more or less rectangular meshes. Structure otherwise very similar to that of
Hydractinia.
4
Salt-range Fossils: Productus limestone fossils. (Text and ...
8, 9.—Hydrophyton more or less arborescent or polymorphous, consisting of
lamina which are partly vertical, partly horizontal, thus forming a network of more
or less rectangular meshes. Structure otherwise very similar to that of Hydractinia.
Wilhelm Heinrich Waagen, 1887
over the calicle nearly or sometimes completely closes it, and thus usually the
zooid can be seen in preparations in which the hydrophyton is viewed from the
surface only by focusing the objective into the depths of the tissue. The orifices of
the ...
Henry Nottidge Moseley, 1877
6
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London
Compound Hydroid stocks, growing by gemmation. Hydrophyton consisting of a
meshwork of ramified coenosarcal canals, composed of an ectoderm and
pigmented endoderm, lodged within channels permeating a hard calcareous
support, ...
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7 Reprints on Comparative Anatomy
over the calicle nearly or sometimes completely closes it, and thus usually the
zooid can be seen in preparations in which the hydrophyton is viewed from the
surface only by focusing the objective into the depths of the tissue. The orifices of
the ...
Henry Nottidge Moseley, 1873
8
Proceedings of the Third International Symposium on ...
THE TRICHOPTERA COMPONENT IN THE HYDROPHYTON OF LAKE CHIUSI (
TUSCANY) G.P. MORETTI AND M.V. DI GIOVANNI SUMMARY The larval stages
of Trichoptera in the "hydrophyton" of Lake Chiusi, a small Tuscany Lake, and ...
Giampaolo P. Moretti, 1981
9
Transactions and Proceedings of the New Zealand Institute
Trophosome : Hydrophyton lax, bushy. Hydrocaulus delicate, silvery-yellow,
branched. Hydrothecae opposite, tubular. Thecostome with three very distinct
long sharp teeth. Gonosome : Sessile, large, triangular. Gonophores with two
large ...
New Zealand Institute, 1898
Hydrophyton irregularly branched, reddish-brown, main stem and branches
filiformly wrinkled and composed of several tubes 3 branches alternately and
closely pinnate ; pinnae leaning to one side. Hydrothecae approximated seated
in the ...
Royal Society of New Zealand, 1875
