10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYDROSOMA»
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3. Physalia utriculus. A long, fleshy, proboscidiform process at that end of the
hydrosoma which is provided with appendages, distinguishes this species at first
sight from the two preceding ; the polypites arising singly from the hydrosoma,
and ...
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The Oceanic Hydrozoa; a Description of the Calycophoridæ and ...
Physalia utriculus. t A long, fleshy, proboscidiform process at that end of the
hydrosoma, which is provided with appendages, distinguishes this species at first
sight from the two preceding ; the polypites arising singly from the hydrosoma,
and ...
Thomas Henry Huxley, 1859
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A Manual of Zoology for the Use of Students
colour and semi-transparent, and it floats at the surface of the sea, with its vertical
crest exposed to the wind as a sail. DopVopSopONS OF PHYSOPHOBopD.E. —
(AFTER HUXLEY.) Fam. I. Apolemiada. — Hydrosoma with nectocalyees and ...
Hydrosoma with nectocalyces and hydrophyllia, the latter united with the other
organs into groups, which are arranged at considerable intervals along the
coenosarc. Ccenosarc filiform. Pneumatocyst small. Fam. II. Btephanomiada.
Henry Alleyne Nicholson, 1870
Hydrosoma consists of a single polypite. The ectoderm developes no hard
cuticular layer. Hydra is the only genus of this order. II. Gorynida. — Hydrosoma
developed into a coenosarc of very various forms, supporting many polypites
without ...
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The Geological Magazine Or Monthly Journal of Geology
Hydrosoma consists of a singlo polypite. ' The ectoderm developes no hard
cuticular layer. Hydra is the only genus of this order. II. Corynida. — Hydrosoma
developed into a coenosarc of very various forms, supporting many polypites
without ...
opposite side of the hydrosoma. The alternating of the thecae, therefore, is not
only governed by the greater space attainable, but by the age and origin of the
thecae as well. In certain respects this law is also true for the scicula which may
be ...
Thomas Chrowder Chamberlin, 1894
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Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College
There is a complete tubular hydrcecium on the ventral side of the swimming bell,
from the inner apex of which arises the long tubular hydrosoma. The groups of
units are eudoxiform, and separated by free internodes. Each feeding polyp ...
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Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology
The hydrosoma bore only feeding polyps and tasterns. These appendages grew
out from one side only of the hydrosoma, and were thus arrauged vertically under
one another, although when the animal was contracted, and the hydrosoma ...
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Zoology Reprints and Separata, Etc
The hydrosoma bore only feeding polyps and tasterns. These appendages grew
out from one side only of the hydrosoma, and were thus arranged vertically under
one another, although when the animal was contracted, and the hydrosoma ...
