Proceedings of the Royal Physical Society of Edinburgh: For the Promotion of Zoology and Other Branches of Natural History, 2. kötetRoyal Physical Society of Edinburgh, 1863 |
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... marked with blood , although they had not yet got a view of it . At this period of the pursuit , the principal hunter had the misfortune to sprain his ankle , and the two others were tired out ; but one of them having rested for twelve ...
... marked with blood , although they had not yet got a view of it . At this period of the pursuit , the principal hunter had the misfortune to sprain his ankle , and the two others were tired out ; but one of them having rested for twelve ...
28. oldal
... marked by coarse striæ , each of which carries a fringe of long lashing cilia , by the aid of which the animal urges itself rapidly through the water , at the same time rotating on its axis . It quickly assumes a more lengthened form ...
... marked by coarse striæ , each of which carries a fringe of long lashing cilia , by the aid of which the animal urges itself rapidly through the water , at the same time rotating on its axis . It quickly assumes a more lengthened form ...
31. oldal
... marked longitudinal structure ( b ) . At the top of the column this inner coat appears to terminate in a brush , or rather mop of from ten to more than forty tentacles . ( c ) , which have occasionally a slow and rather irregular waving ...
... marked longitudinal structure ( b ) . At the top of the column this inner coat appears to terminate in a brush , or rather mop of from ten to more than forty tentacles . ( c ) , which have occasionally a slow and rather irregular waving ...
32. oldal
... marked that " they would gradually congregate , select some particular spot , and then attach themselves , evincing , as it were , not only a degree of sociality , but a mental activity . " In their apprehension of these facts I believe ...
... marked that " they would gradually congregate , select some particular spot , and then attach themselves , evincing , as it were , not only a degree of sociality , but a mental activity . " In their apprehension of these facts I believe ...
41. oldal
... marked ; the space between the incisor teeth and the canines is very slightly developed , measuring little more than 1-10th of an inch . The charac- teristic high superciliary ridge of the Chimpanzee is strongly marked ; showing at a ...
... marked ; the space between the incisor teeth and the canines is very slightly developed , measuring little more than 1-10th of an inch . The charac- teristic high superciliary ridge of the Chimpanzee is strongly marked ; showing at a ...
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Angwántibo animal appearance Atractylis belonged bird body boulder clay British Bryson Canada goose cells character clay coast Coleoptera colour common corallum Coryne crania cranium deposit described distinct dorsal Dr M'Bain Dr Smith ectoderm Edinburgh entomologists ethmoid Eudendrium examined exhibited extremity feet Firth fish foramen fossil genera genus Gmel Hudson's Bay inches in length John JOHN ALEXANDER SMITH Lagotia Lake Station larvæ Linn lobules male margin mass membrane Moose Factory Murray muscle Museum Natural History naturalists notice observed Old Calabar orbital Perodicticus Plate plumage polyp polypary portion posterior Potto present rare reproductive resemblance rounded sandstone Scotland seen sent Severn House shells side skull Society species specimen sphenoidal spongy bones spines STRETHILL WRIGHT structure surface tail teeth tentacles thread-cells tion transverse Trout Lake Trout Lake Station tubercle upper vertebra vomer young zoophyte
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378. oldal - Polypary branched, spirally twisted. Polyps pale orange, with two rows of tentacles. The lower row from 4 to 12, the upper row from 2 to 8 capitate.
34. oldal - The gemmule (says he) having adhered to the glass, grows out into a lengthened form, variously knotted and swollen, and frequently dividing into two branches, the whole adhering closely to the glass. After a day or two's growth in this manner, a perpendicular stem begins to shoot from some point of this creeping root, and soon separates into four straight, slender, slightly divergent tentacles, which shoot to a considerable length. The little creature is now a polyp of four tentacles." At this stage...