10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SPONGOLOGIST»
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The Annals and Magazine of Natural History: Zoology, Botany, ...
... and thoroughly identical with the vesicular cells of many Desmacidonidw
undescribed hitherto, but undoubtedly very well known to every spongologist
who has had to deal with the representatives of the family [Spongelidae] just
mentioned” ...
2
Report on the Zoological Collections Made in the ...
spongologist to whose keen eye for generic characters we owe this very distinct
and constant genus. IOTROCHOTA *, g. n. Halichondria, pars, Higgin,
Bowerbank, Carter. DesmacidinidiB with smooth linear skeleton-spicules and
minute ...
British Museum (Natural History). Dept. of Zoology, 1884
3
Sponges of Beaufort (N.C.) harbor and vicinity
But there is no doubt that the distinguished spongologist, whose recent death
entails such a loss upon zoological science, should be followed in the resolve to
learn more definitely about the skeletal framework of these sponges and to use
the ...
Wesley Critz George, Henry Van Peters Wilson, 1919
4
The Journal of Microscopy and Natural Science
The generic name of one of the first known of the fresh-water sponges has been
given in honour of Meyen, a German Spongologist, who, in 1839, first pointed out
the use and position of the birotulate spiculum in the wall of the statoblast.
5
Journal and Proceedings of the Hamilton Scientific ...
1897-1902 Hamilton Scientific Association. the two latter, as may be seen in the
valuable case of fossils he generously presented to the Association." We were
indebted to our late Chairman for drawing the attention of the famous
spongologist, ...
Hamilton Scientific Association, 1898
6
Transactions of the Royal Society of Victoria
In thus refusing to accept Dr. \'011 Lendenfeld's Homodermia're and Lezlcopsidm
without further evidence I am only following the example of so eminent a
spongologist as Dr. Vosmaer.'|' These considerations have induced me to pay ...
Royal Society of Victoria (Melbourne, Vic.), 1891
7
The Fisheries Exhibition Literature
... time, however, to be observed that none of these, as so far obtained, are
considered by experts to be equal in quality to their Mediterranean congeners. Mr
. Alpheus Hyatt, the American Spongologist, in his ' Revision of the North
American 408.
8
The American Museum Journal
There is, however, much variability among internal characters also, and there are
yet many perplexing problems to the spongologist, especially on account of the
great number of intermediate forms and unexpected relationships. In fact a ...
9
Advances in Sponge Science: Phylogeny, Systematics, Ecology
The whole spongologist community also has an important role to play to make all
the knowledge on Poriferap available online for the next generations of
taxonomists. Even if all the current scientific literature shares English as an
international ...
10
American Journal of Pharmacy
The Bahama sponges correspond closely with the typical forms above described
in general characters, and by Mr. A. Hyatt.f the American spongologist, are
considered to be varieties of these species. He expresses the opinion, however,
that ...
