10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OTOCYSTIC»
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1
The University of Maine Studies
In a former publication (1) I have described the imperfect otocystic canals of
Yoldia limatula. The canals are short and do not reach the surface of the foot.
Frequently a number of closed pouches are connected with the end of each
otocystic ...
2
The Effect of Magnetization Upon the Elasticity of Rods
In a former publication (I) I have described the imperfect otocystic canals of
Yoldia limatula. The canals are short and do not reach the surface of the foot.
Frequently a number of closed pouches are connected with the end of each
otocystic ...
James Stacy Stevens, 1900
3
Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science
If, then, the otocystic canals are remnants of the original invaginations, we might
expect them to run almost perpendicular to the surface instead of opening so far
anterior and dorsal. It might be thought that the development of the anterior foot ...
4
The Life-history of Nucula Delphinodonta (Mighels)
The position of the external opening is not just what might be expected if the
otocystic canals are remnants of the invagina- tions that formed the otocysts. The
otocysts are formed just posterior and a little dorsal to the pedal ganglia. As they
...
I have found that, by the careful dissection of specimens preserved in formaline,
the cerebro-pedal commissures, with the otocysts, otocystic nerves, and otocystic
canals, all held together by connective tissue, can be removed. Study of these ...
6
The Anatomy, Habits, and Embryology of Yoldia Limatula ...
I have found that, by the careful dissection of specimens preserved in formaline,
the cerebro-pedal commissures, with the otocysts, otocystic nerves, and otocystic
canals, all held together by connective tissue, can be removed. Study of these ...
7
Memoirs from the Biological Laboratory ...: Selected ...
I have found that, by the careful dissection of specimens preserved in formaline,
the cerebro-pedal commissures, with the otocysts, otocystic nerves, and otocystic
canals, all held together by connective tissue, can be removed. Study of these ...
Johns Hopkins University. Biological Laboratory, William Keith Brooks, 1900
8
Phylogeny of the Pelecypoda: The Aviculidae and Their Allies
I have found that, by the careful dissection of specimens preserved in formaline,
the cerebro-pedal commissures, with the otocysts, otocystic nerves, and otocystic
canals, all held together by connective tissue, can be removed. Study of these ...
Robert Tracy Jackson, 1890
9
Meddelelser: Serie: Fiskeri
On each side of the head in the oral region we see a pair of "otocystic spines"; no
other spiny equipment yet present. Fig. 2. Z. punctatus: 8 mm.; "Thor" St. 30, 50°
11'N., 4°18'W.; depth 51 M.; young-fish trawl 50 M. wire out; 7— V- 1906.
Kommissionen for Danmarks fiskeri- og havundersøgelser, 1909
10
Annual Report of the Fishery Board of Scotland
miles), and which were also obtained off the West Coast of Ireland (Donegal) by
Mr Holt, and the somewhat older stages from St Andrews, and from the Moray
Firth, as well as the smaller forms, having very prominent otocystic spines and ...
Fishery Board for Scotland, 1893
