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The cyclopædia of anatomy and physiology
Cirrigrade animals. — Unlike the entirely soft gelatinous forms which compose
the Pulmograde and Giliograde Acalepha;, the Cirrigrade group have an internal
solid skeleton to support their soft and delicate exterior tissues. In tlie Por- pita
this ...
Robert Bentley Todd, 1847
2
A general outline of the animal kingdom, and manual of ...
CIBBIGRADA.—Th0 Cirrigrade Acalephaa form a very remarkPhysaliu. a b,
vesicular float; c. crest; d. orifice; a, nucleus; f f, inferior appendages. able family,
peculiarly distinguished by the possession of an internal solid support, or
skeleton, ...
3
A General Outline of the Animal Kingdom: And Manual of ...
The Cirrigrade acalephae form a very remarkable family, peculiarly distinguished
by the possession of an internal solid support or skeleton secreted in the
substance of their soft and delicate bodies. In Porpita (fig. 25) this consists of a
flat plate ...
4
Zoology: being a systematic account of the general ...
This animal is one of those most commonly observed by voyagers, sailing in
fleets upon the calm surface of the ocean, and disappearing with great rapidity
when alarmed by the roughness of the waves. 1195. The Chondrograda, or
Cirrigrade ...
William Benjamin Carpenter, William Sweetland Dallas, 1871
5
The Student's Natural History
Swimming or moving by the action of cilia. Cinnamon. C'mn>nnomwn. Cinque-
foil. Potcntilh. Cirrigrade. — Moving by the action of cirri. Citron. AitrantiacecB,
Civets. Viverrida. Clary. Satvia. Clearing nut. Strydinon. Climbing perch. A
nabasidtx.
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Cyclopaedia of the Natural Sciences
Cirrigrade. — Moving by the action of cirri. Citron. Aurantiac&e. Civets. Vicerrida.
Clary. Salvia. Clearing nnt. Strychnoi. Climbing perch. Anabasidic. Clothes' moth.
Tineidca. Cloud berry. Rubus. Clove pink. Caryophyllaceos. Clover. Trifolium.
7
Glimpses of Ocean Life: Or, Rock-pools and the Lessons They ...
The Cirrigrade Acalephae, too, are a singular family. They exhibit a higher stage
of development than those already alluded to, and possess a kind of skeleton
embedded within their gelatinous bodies. The Porpita and Velella are examples
of ...
John Harper (F.R.S.S.A.), 1860
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A Manual of Natural History, for the Use of Travellers: ...
... 337, 379 „ ciliograde . . 339 Page Page Sea-nettles, cirrigrade . . 338
Serranidae . 103.
Arthur Adams, William Balfour Baikie, Charles Barron, 1854
9
Wonders and curiosities [&c.].
Jelly-fish, the, 27— Their abundance, 28 — Simplicity of their structure, 29 —
Their rapacity, 30 — Pliny on, 31 — Their venomous powers, 32 Pulmonigrade
section of, 33 Ciliograde, 35— Cirrigrade, 38 Hydrostatic, 39 — Compound forms
, ...
10
Curiosities and wonders of animal life
Jelly-fish, the, 27— Their abundance, 28 — Simplicity of their structure, 29—
Their rapacity, 30— Pliny on, 31 — Their venomous powers, 32 — Pulmonigrade
section of, 33 — Ciliograde, 35 — Cirrigrade, 38 — Hydrostatic, 39 — Compound
...
