10 LIBROS DEL INGLÉS RELACIONADOS CON «POLYZOARIUM»
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The penny cyclopædia [ed. by G. Long].
Polyzoarium divided into distinct internodes, connected by a homy substance.
Gen. 1. Crisidia, Milne-Edwards. A single cell in each internode. Sertularia (pars),
Linn. ; Berkeley (pars) ; Esper(pars). Celiularia (pars), Pallas ; Hogg. Cellaria,
Ellis ...
Society for the diffusion of useful knowledge, George Long, 1858
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Natural History: Or, Second Division of "The English ...
Polyzoarium circular, regular, convex on the upper side and concave below; cells
disposed quincun- cially, each with a smaller vibracular cell at its summit ; under
surface with radiating lines, grooves, or ridges, or divided into sub-hexagonal ...
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The English Cyclopaedia: Geography
107 CELLAIU^EA. CELLARIvEA. membranoi'.s, plant-like, non-articulated,
polyzoarium. diohotoinous, and fixed Fliutia micuhris. Showing a spherical mass
of the natural size. LC natural size London, 1800. Elzeriiia Hlaim-UHi. a, natural
size; ...
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Catalogue of Marine Polyzoa in The Collection of the British ...
7. CELLEPoRA SKENEI. Pl. CXXII. Polyzoarium much compressed, lobes bifid or
trifid ; cells ovate, subventricose, punctated, slightly raised; mouth orbicular, with
a strong mucro in front, having an avicularium on its inner aspect near the apex.
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Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society
Closer inspection, however, does not bear out such apparent agreement ; for the
regularity in shape and position of the cells and orifices of the polyzoarium of this
species of Eschara (Hemeschara, Busk), avicularia, and other secondary ...
Linnean Society of London, 1879
whole of the branch surfaces are celluliferous without any separation by ridges.
The separation of the two genera is not a question of which aspect of the
polyzoarium is cell-bearing, but of the arrangement of these cells on the
branches.
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Catalogue of the Marine Mollusca of New Zealand: With ...
Cells ovate, acute inferiorly, with a depressed area below the mouth in front, at
the bottom of which is a simple pore ; avicularia irregularly scattered over the
polyzoarium, rare, with a spoon-shaped mandible. Australia. 70. E. lichenoides ...
Dominion Museum (N.Z.), Frederick Wollaston Hutton, 1873
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The Quarterly Journal of the Geological Society of London
We may notice the beginning of the Carboniferous type of polyzoarium in the
wide cup-like expansion of one of Lonsdale's forms, Retepora infundibulum. The
resemblance here is all the more complete, since the poriferous face is on the ...
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The Proceedings of the Linnean Society of New South Wales
of the polyzoarium, and become closed in by a punctated calcareous lamina,
which grows over the mouth and is usually perforated in the centre by a slender
projecting tube, the orifice of which is also sometimes in turn closed in; this tube
is ...
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The Journal of the Linnean Society: Zoology
Closer inspection, however, does not bear out such apparent agreement; for the
regularity in shape and position of the cells and orifices of the polyzoarium of this
species of Eschara (Hemeschara, Busk), avicularia, and other secondary ...
