10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ROTIFEROUS»
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Rotiferous. Tramp. BY H. E. VALENTINE, BOSTON, MASS. ON the evening of the
2ist of March, while studying the fungus, of which some account was given to
THE OBSERVER some months previously, I observed on the under side of a ...
Edward Fuller Bigelow, 1896
2
Lectures on Comparative Anatomy
In the rotiferous animals, however, where we find a very complex muscular
apparatus developed at the anterior part of the body for the rapid movements of
the large cilia, and for the lateral motions of the strong jaws, the nervous system
is ...
Robert Edmond Grant, 1834
In the rotiferous animalculcs, there are supra and infra (esophageal ganglia,
abdominal longitudinal nerves, a dorsal vesSel for circulation, lateral inaxillzc,
and many other parts which remove them far from the polygastrica, and serve to ...
4
Visitor: Or Monthly Instructor
The form and the relative capacity of the stomach, like those of the gizzard, are
very variable ; but in all these rotiferous animalcules this viscus is furnished with
certain appendages, which are regarded as being of a glandular structure, and ...
The cilia of the Infusoria in their arrangement are either separate and
independent, or combined, forming in the latter case the rotatory or wheel-like
organs of the rotiferous tribes of animalcules. In the first or simple form, which
exists in the ...
6
The Visitor: Or, Monthly Instructor
The form and the relative capacity of the stomach, like those of the gizzard, are
very variable ; but in all these rotiferous animalcules this viscus is furnished with
certain appendages, which are regarded as being of a glandular structure, and ...
7
Proceedings of the Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society
He exhibited some small glass tanks or Rotiferous aquaria, some of which had
been prepared by Lord S. G. Osborne, which had been dried up again and again.
One of these, in a dry state as it had been for five months, was moistened by the ...
Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society, 1867
8
Outlines of physiology, human and comparative
The Intestina are associated with certain minute marine worms, and with the
rotiferous animalcules from Cuvier's Infusoria, to form a class named Scolecida,
placed next below the true worms or Annelida. The Acalepha are made to form
part of ...
9
The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology
The cilia of the Infusoria in their arrangement are either separate and
independent, or combined, forming in the latter case the rotatory or wheel-like
organs of the rotiferous tribes of animalcules. In the first or simple form, which
exists in the ...
Robert Bentley Todd, 1836
a Rotiferous Animal inhabiting the Spheres of Volvox globator. By P. H. GOSSE,
Esq. (Bead December 11, 1850). THIS interesting form was made known in 1835,
by Professor Ehrenberg, who has given a brief note of its singular parasitic ...
Royal Microscopical Society (Great Britain), 1852
