10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ZOODENDRIUM»
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A Manual of the Infusoria: Including a Description of All ...
presenting numerous sinuosities ; compound pedicle or zoodendrium not
articulate, branching in a subumbellate manner. Length of zooids 1-250". HAB. —
Fresh or almost stagnant water. The figure and diagnosis of this species, as given
by ...
William Saville Kent, 1882
... producing, in this latter instance, an exceedingly elegant, tall, plumose colonial
stock, or " Zoodendrium," which may be indefinitely prolonged. Not unfrequently,
and more especially in examples obtained near the shore line, the height of the ...
Birmingham Natural History and Microscopical Society, Birmingham, Eng, Devonshire Association for the Advancement of Science, Literature and Art, 1880
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The Science Reports of National Tsing Hua University: ...
Zoodendrium erect, slender, usually dichotomously branched. Flagella two,
subequal. Nucleus central. Contractile vacuole, single, situated at the anterior
part of the body. Both individuals and stalk colorless. Length of cell 9 microns.
Height of ...
Qing hua da xue (Beijing, China), 1931
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Bioscientific Terminology: Words from Latin and Greek Stems
... Dendrochirota — order of holothurians having tube feet and tentacles that
branch like trees zoodendrium — a treelike, branched stalk of certain colonial
infusorians 7. HYAL-, "glass," "vitreous body of the eye" hyalin — a clear,
structureless, ...
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Kuo Li Ching Hua Ta Hsüeh Li Kʻo Pao Kao. Ti 2 Chung. Sheng ...
Dendromonas virgaris (Weisse.) Stein. (PI. VIII, Fig. 12.) Bodies obliquely
pyriform, all equal in size. Zoodendrium erect, slender, usually dichotomously
branched. Flagella two, subequal. Nucleus central. Contractile vacuole, single,
situated at ...
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The Midland Naturalist: The Journal of the "Midland Union of ...
The zoodendrium, in this instance, is built up by the more or less regular
dichotomous division of a somewhat slender primary, or axial stem, the ultimate
divisions, or pedicles, which support the associated zooids being of considerable
length.
Edward W. Badger, William Hillhouse, 1880
Animalcules rounded posteriorly; anterior border oblique, slightly concave,
produced at the angles to a point, which is more or less visible according to the
position of the anirnalcule (fig. 2, b). Zoodendrium slender, translucent, erect,
irregularly ...
Royal Society of New Zealand, 1888
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Transactions of the Royal Society of New Zealand
Zoodendrium slender, translucent, erect, irregularly branched but usually only
dichotomous at the tip of the main rachis. Flagella two, uneven in length.
Contractile vesicle single, sub-central. Endoplast posterior. Average total length
of ...
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The Microscopy of Drinking Water
XIII, Fig. 10.) Zoothamnium. — Animalcules structurally identical with those of
Vorticella, ovate, pyriform, or globular, often dissimilar in shape and two sizes,
stationed at the extremities of a branching, highly contractile pedicle or
zoodendrium.
George Chandler Whipple, Gordon Maskew Fair, Melville Conby Whipple, 1927
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The Journal of the Quekett Microscopical Club
There are four genera. of the Vorticelh'dae forming compound tree-like colony-
stocks—namely, Opercularia, Epistylis, Carchxm'um and Zoothamnium. In the
first two the pedicle and branches, or zoodendrium, are rigid and uncontractile.
