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Lucernariæ and Their Allies: A Memoir on the Anatomy and ...
It is much the thickest on the distal side nearest to the nematocystic knob (06),
and thins out gradually backwards, and passes insensibly into the ectophragma (
f) of the' aboral side of the umbella. Its true termination is indicated by the ...
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Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology
The tentacle gives rise to many small filamentous side branches, which terminate
in nematocystic bulbs. The gonophore serves also as a swimming bell, and its
manubrium will become much larger than is shown in Figure 53, and will contain
...
It is much the thickest on the distal side nearest to the nematocystic knob (cc2),
and thins out gradually backwards, and passes insensibly into the ectophragma (
/) of the aboral side of the umbella. Its true termination is indicated by the ...
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Smithsonian Contributions to Knowledge
It is much the thickest on the distal side nearest to the nematocystic knob (oc2),
and thins out gradually backwards, and passes insensibly into the ectophragma (
f) of the aboral side of the umbella. Its true termination is indicated by the ...
ENVENOMIZATION STING NEMATOCYSTIC Certain aquatic organisms,
predominantly marine, have a microscopic stinging apparatus called an
envenomizing nematocyst which can inject human beings with a multicomponent
venom.
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A handbook of practical parasitology
... pfeifferi (after Keysselitz). Magnified about 2,500 : 1. a, Pansporoblast with 14
nuclei, at the end of nuclear division. 6, Young cnidospore, not yet fully
developed, with 2 sporoplasmic nuclei, 2 nematocystic nuclei, and 2 shell nuclei.
A large ...
Maximilian Gustav Christian Carl Braun, Max Lühe, 1915
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Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology at Harvard College
The nematocystic tentacles, on the other hand, would wave freely upward
apparently in position for the capture of prey. When disturbed the medusa would
swim actively about for a few moments, and then reassume its characteristic
position of ...
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MEDUSAE OF THE WORLD VOLUME I THE HYDROMEDUSAE BY ALFRED ...
... thus giving rise to 16 distal knobs. Each knob is thickly covered with a bristling
cluster of fusiform nema- tocyst-cells. In addition to these there are several
patches of nematocystic bristles upon the sides of the main shaft of each oral
tentacle.
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The Pacific Coast Journal of Homeopathy
This poison is extracted from the nematocystic cells of the Actiniae — a
microscopic apparatus for secretion and inoculation — by means of which the
sea anemone, fixed to the rock, captures such prey as comes within its range.
Richet calls ...
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Carnegie Institution of Washington Publication
Each oral tentacle branches dichotomously 4. times, thus giving rise to 16 distal
knobs. Each knob is thickly covered with a bristling cluster of fusiform nematocyst
-cells. In addition to these there are several patches of nematocystic bristles upon
...
