10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «POLYZOARY»
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The Illustrated Natural History: Birds
Britain, kc. Genus. BeaNIA. — Polyzoary horny or chalky. Cells rising from
slender tube and open in front ; edges with hollow spines. Britain, &c. Family.
FAB&WHABIAllB.— Cells round imaginary axis, alternate ; polyzoary erect,
dichotomous.
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The Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London
Polyzoary not fenestrate: Polyzoary irregularly branched Galueonome. Polyzoary
plumose Ichthyorhaehis. Polyzoary fenestrate. Polyzoary spiral : With a straight
central axis Archimedes. Without a straight central axis Helieopora. Polyzoary ...
3
Hardwicke's Science-gossip
Over these the delicate polyzoa weave their beautiful polyzoary, adapting
themselves gradually to all the undulations of the surface. Not, however, passing
over the shell or the stem with that sharpness or splint-like character which would
exist ...
Over these the delicate polyzoa weave their beautiful polyzoary, adapting
themselves gradually to all the undulations of the surface. Not, however, passing
over the shell or the stem with that sharpness or splint-like character which would
exist ...
5
The penny cyclopædia [ed. by G. Long].
Polyzoary free, locomotive. Gen. 1. CristateUa, Cuvier. Polyzoary sacciform,
hyaline, with a common flattened disc adapted for locomotion ; orifices placed on
the Burface opposite to the disc, and arranged in several concentric marginal
series ...
Society for the diffusion of useful knowledge, George Long,
1858
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A Manual of Natural History, for the Use of Travellers: ...
riidae). Polyzoary dichotomously divided into narrow, ligulate, bi- or multi-serial
branches ; no vibracula; avicularia, when present, pedunculate and articulated ;
polyzoary erect, phytoid. 9. Family. — Foliaceous Ascidian-Polyps (Flustri- dae).
Arthur Adams, William Balfour Baikie, Charles Barron,
1854
7
The English Cyclopaedia: Geography
Polyzoary more or less expanded, foliaceons. ** Polyzoary subdivided into
branching lobes. Eleven species. Gen. 2. Retepora, Imperato. (Fig. 28.)
Polyzoarium foliaceous, calcareous, reticulated. Cells immersed, opening at one
surface only.
8
Natural History: Or, Second Division of "The English ...
POLYZOA * Polyzoary more or less expanded, foliaceous. ** Polyzoary
subdivided into branching lobes. Eleven species. Glen. 2. Rctepora, Imperato. (
Fig. 28.) Polyzoarium foliaceous, calcareous, reticulated. Cells immersed,
opeuing at one ...
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Our Living World: An Artistic Edition of the Rev. J.G. ...
Polyzoary flat and rounded, piano-convex or concave. Vibracula large and strong
. Genus. Cu|>uun.n.—Each cell with vibraculum at apex. Warm seas. Genus.
LunuLr'l'Es.—Cells in series from middle, bifurcating; vibraculn in alternate lines.
Joseph Bassett Holder,
1885
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Natural history of Victoria: Prodromus of the zoology of ...
Mollusca. Class Polyzoa. Order Infundibulata. Sub-Order Cheilostomata. Fam.
Escharidae.) Gen. Char. — Polyzoary stony, expanded, foliaceous, fenestrate,
articulated by a flexible stem ; cells horizontal, opening on both sides.]
Description.