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Encyclopaedia perthensis, or, Universal dictionary of the ...
ACALEPHE, in botany, a nettle. Acalephe, in ichthyology, a fish, which is did to
be very tender. Acalephe, in ornithology, a water fowl, mentioned by Nicandw.
Acalephe, in zoology, a sea animal, mentioned by Aulus Gellius. ACALEPTIC, in
...
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The Micrographic Dictionary: A Guide to the Examination and ...
ACALEPHE. [. case, it is situated in the middle of the under side and leads into a
tomach, which is freQ'ivip'ntly furnished with cascal appendages. en several oral
apertures are resent, either several oaso hageal canals con not the nutriment ...
John William Griffith, Arthur Henfrey, 1856
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Memoirs of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences
p. Horizontal bundles of muscles extending between the vertical rows of combs
and the main muscular bundles. p'. Diverging fibres of the main muscular vertical
bundles, forming a kind of sphincter around the tube leading into the cavity of the
...
The body of some of them is naturally fleshy, as of those which are called tethya (
Ascidian molluscs) ; and the acalephe (actim'a) and the sponge entirely resemble
plants.' Aristotle believed in spontaneous generation—an opinion, we may ...
William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, 1865
... parthenogenesis, 59 — progressive development, 60 — unity of composition,
61 — Dr. Barry's diagram, 61 — the heart, 62 — resemblance of animals to each
other, 63 — the acalephe, 63 — development of mollusks, 64 — propagation by a
...
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The natural history of animals: being the substance of three ...
... a granulated appearance precisely resembling the brilliant spots that surround
the disc of the Medusa, (fig. 64,) and which Ehrenberg regards as being optical
instruments. “ In the construction of Leuseuria,” I94 ACALEPHE. ACALEPHE 166.
Thomas Rymer Jones, Royal Institution of Great Britain, 1845
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Contributions to the Natural History of the United States of ...
The name Acalephe appears in six different passages in Aristotle. First, in Book I.
Chap. I. Sec. 6, when, speaking of the habits and functions of animals, he says,
that " there are some which get their food in the water, and are unable to live out ...
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Abstracts of the Papers Communicated to the Royal Society of ...
The Acalephe passes through both the Infusorial and Polype stages, and
propagates by gemmation, as well as spontaneous fission, before it acquires its
mature form and sexual organs. The fulness of the unity of organization which
prevails ...
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Contributions to the Natural History of the United States of ...
The name Acalephe appears in six difl'erent passages in Aristotle. First, in Book I.
Chap. I. See. 6, when ... to live out of it; they do not, however, take in either air or
water, as the Acalephe and the Ostrea.” Next, in Sec. 8, speaking of the ability ...
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Abstracts of the Papers Printed in the Philosophical ...
The Acalephe passes through both the Infusorial and Polype stages, and
propagates by gemmation, as well as spontaneous fission, before it acquires its
mature form and sexual organs. The fulness of the unity of organization which
prevails ...
Royal Society (Great Britain), 1843
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Journey through the Northwest Passage
Lemieux has been sailing for 12 years but admits this trip, which will take him and a rotating crew in his 45-foot sailboat the Acalephe through ... «Western Star, Июл 13»
