The Shipley Collection of Scientific Papers, Volumen471891 |
Términos y frases comunes
albumen Alder and Hancock animal pole Aplysia appearance bilateral blastomeres blastopore Blochmann buccal capsule cells cellules central cavity Cephalopods ceras cerata Chiton cleavage cavity cœlom colour condition cross furrows Crustacea depilans described division dorsal Drake's Island dredged ectoderm embryo Entwicklung external Figure flattened four-cell stage gastrulation genus hepatic Herdman inch long individual inner Lankester later stages lateral cusps Limax limpet Lomanotus macromere mantle margin marked mass median membrane mesoderm Mollusca Nautilus Nautilus pompilius nematocysts Nereis Neritina nomenclature nuclei Nudibranch observed organ ovum pallial artery Paludina papilla plane Planorbis Plate pleuropodial pompilius portion posterior protoplasm punctata quadrants quartet Rabl radula region rein larvaire rhinophores ridge seen shell side siphuncle species specimens spindles spiral cleavage surface teeth transverse rows twenty-four-cell stage two-cell stage Umbrella Urniere Urnieren vacuolation vegetative pole ventral XXVIII yolk Zellen Zool
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Página 120 - The BULLETIN and MEMOIRS are devoted to the publication of original work by the Professors and Assistants of the Museum, of investigations carried on by students and others in the different Laboratories of Natural History, and of work by specialists based upon the Museum Collections and Explorations. The following publications are in preparation : — Reports on the Results of Dredging Operations from 1877 to 1880, in charge of Alexander Agassiz, by the US Coast Survey Steamer "Blake,
Página 120 - Operations from 1877 to 1880, in charge of Alexander Agassiz, by the US Coast Survey Steamer "Blake," Lieut. Commander CD Sigsbee, USN, and Commander JR Bartlett, USN, Commanding.
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Página 167 - ... ossse nasi, which became necrosed, loosened and were removed from cases of late syphilis. These fragments of bone present as natural a conformation in many instances as in their healthy condition. As far as I have been able to observe, there seems to be a special predilection in cases of late syphilis for those parts supplied by the fifth nerve, indicating that the portion of the sympathetic system which presides over these parts is particularly sensitive to the syphilitic impression. I have...
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Página 29 - Limax maximus, it was not possible to employ the method described by Miss Henchman ('91) for shelling the eggs. But by inserting two fine cambric needles in one holder, so that the distance between the points is less than the diameter of the unshelled egg, it is possible to hold the egg between these two needles and pierce it by a third. A quick shear-like cut with the third needle against one of the other two tears open one side of the egg and allows the albumen and the ovum to escape from the envelopes....
Página 134 - ... this manner, in comparatively shallow water, and the animals were so taken in the time of Rumphius, at the end of the seventeenth century. Traps seem never to have been tried for them in deep water. The fact that the living Nautilus was obtained from 320 fathoms, shows that it occurs at great depths. It is probably a mistake to suppose that it ever comes to the surface voluntarily to swim about. It is probably only washed up by storms, when injured perhaps by the waves.
Página 444 - ARCHIDORIS FLAMMEA, A. and H. Near the Duke Rock a sponge of Desmacidon-like appearance, with prominent oscula, but of a bright red colour, is very common ; and while looking over a quantity of the sponge early in April last I found an individual of this species feeding upon it, in dimensions just under three quarters of an inch long and half an inch broad. The colour of the Nudibranch closely approached that of the sponge, but had a more orange tinge. There were a few scattered purplish spots in...
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