10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SCOLECID»
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1
Lectures on the Elements of Comparative Anatomy
No Echinoderm, or Scolecid, has a definitely segmented body or bilaterally
disposed successive pairs of appendages. None of these animals has a
longitudinal chain of ganglia. On the other hand, there is much resemblance
between the ...
Thomas Henry Huxley, 1864
2
Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science
ACANTHOCEPHALOID SCOLECID, notes on appendicular in and the larval
condition of an, by W. Saville Kent, 267 Acanthocyslis spinifera (Qreeff), by W.
Archer, 137 Acetate of potash, solution of, as a substitute for glyceriu in
preserving ...
3
An Introduction to the Classification of Animals
No Echinoderm, or Scolecid, has a definitely segmented body or bilaterally
disposed successive pairs of appendages. None of these animals has a
longitudinal chain of ganglia. On the other hand, there is much resemblance
between the ...
Thomas Henry Huxley, 1869
... 447 Kowallevski, A-, embryology of vermes and arthropods, 448 Kehrer,
morphology of milk casein, 464 Kent, W. S., larva of Acantho-cephaloid scolecid,
449 Kessel, movements of ear, n6; vasomotor centre in Frog, 476 Kidney, of
Pell's owl, ...
ACANTHOCEPHALGID SCOLECID, notes on appendioularia and the larval
condition of an, by W. Saville Kent, 267 Acanthocystis spinifera (Greeff), by W.
Archer, 137 Acetate of potash, solution of, as a substitute for glycerin in
preserving ...
6
Perspectives in Marine Biology
If we, in addition, consider how little we know even about, for example, the fauna
of the scolecid orders, from deep reefs or atolls, which are supposed to be the
best known regions, then we can imagine how poor our general faunistic ...
Adriano A. Buzzati-Traverso, 1958
Fossils include trilobites, brachiopods, echinoderms, annelids? (palaeo- scolecid
worms), algae, hyolithids, sponges and ichnofossils of Caesaraugustan age.
Linan et al. (1996, Figs 3.25 and 3.26) reviewed the succession, which has been
...
Wes Gibbons, Teresa Moreno (Ph. D.), Geological Society of London, 2002
would transport the Brachiopods and Polyzoa. We do not suppose that under this
head he includes the Scolecid worms, although he has borrowed a few
characters from them to complete his catalogue of supposed affinities. He has
distinctly ...
William Healey Dall, 1866
9
The Colonisation of Land: Origins and Adaptations of ...
In L. terrestris the osmotic pressure of the blood is less than that of the coelomic
fluid by approximately 1 8 mOsm (Ramsay, 1949a). A slight difference in chloride
was hardly significant. Bahl's (1947) results for the mega- scolecid Pheretima ...
An examination of the Comparative Anatomy of the various Scolecid forms, which
we might perhaps distinguish here, would lead us much too far into the difficult
details of the Comparative Anatomy and Ontogeny of the Worms. For our purpose
...
Ernst Heinrich Philipp August Haeckel, 1897
