10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SERTULARIAN»
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1
Annals and Magazine of Natural History
... or a Sertularian), has more cuts than text; and Graptolithus (most probably a
Sertularian) is grouped with them, and has but short shrift. Lecture XIV., on fossil
Mammals, has their classification for its basis. The “Mastozoic Epoch” of the
author ...
2
The Annals and Magazine of Natural History
The resemblance of the forms just described to the trophosome of a
calyptoblastic hydroid (sertularian or plumularian), after the disa pearance of all
the soft parts, is sufficiently obvious. An it is this resemblance between the fossil
grap— tolite ...
3
The annals and magazine of natural history, zoology, botany ...
... no evidence (it is either a Seaweed or a Sertularian), has more cuts than text ;
and Graptolithus (most probably a Sertularian) is grouped with them, and has but
short shrift. Lecture XIV., on fossil Mammals, has their classification for its basis.
4
A Monograph of the Gymnoblastic Or Tubularian Hydroids: In ...
The resemblance of the forms just described to the trophosome of a
calyptoblastic hydroid —sertularian or plumularian_after the disappearance of all
the soft parts, is sufficiently obvious. And it is this resemblance between the fossil
graptolite ...
George James Allman, 1872
5
An Introductory Text-book of Zoology: The the Use of Junior ...
The animal, then, of a Sertularian, is composed of this colony of hydra-like
polypites, united by a branched trunk. To complete, however, our conception of a
Sertularian, we have, secondly, to imagine that the entire colony is invested by a
...
Henry Alleyne Nicholson, 1871
6
The Dublin Quarterly Journal of Science
That these fossils, judging from the almost absolute identity of one of them with
the polypidom of a living Sertularian type, are more probably the polypidoms of
extinct Hydrozoa than Ccenaecia of Polyzoa; and that, judging from their state of
...
7
Annals & Magazine of Natural History
Descriptions of three new species of Sertularian Z00phytes. By J osnux Annna,
Esq. [With three Plates.] Plumularia halecioides. Pl. XII. Polypary about an inch
high, irregularly branched. Stem compound, giving off branches, which are also ...
8
A Synopsis of American Fossil Bryozoa, Including ...
A list of Sertularian Zoophytes and Polyzoa from Port Natal. Algoa Bay, and Table
Bay, in South Africa; with remarks on their geographical distribution, and
observations on the genera Plumularia and Catenicella. (Report of the Twentieth
...
John Milton Nickles, Ray Smith Bassler, 1900
9
Seaside Studies in Natural History: Marine Animals of ...
Many of these Sertularian Hydroids assume themost graceful forms, hanging
likelong pendentstreamers from theLaminaria,orinother instancesresembling
miniature trees. One of thesetreelike Sertularians (Dyphasiarosacea Ag.),
abundant on ...
10
Bulletin of the Biogeographical Society of Japan
Regarding the Sertularian hydroids from Northern Japanese waters only very
meagre reports have been made. In 1931 Stechow examined the hydroid
specimens of Mutsu Bay in Northern Honshu and described seven new species
and a ...
Nihon Seibutsuchiri Gakkai, 1955
