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Corals and Sea Anemone |
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Sea-fan "In the family of the Gorgonidae the substance of the polypidom is collected into a solid central axis, covered by the fleshy mass in which the polypes are imbedded. The axis is cometimes calcareous... |
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Sea-fan "The Sea-fan (gorgonia cavolinii)." —Encyclopedia Britannica, 1910... |
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Sea-fan "The sea-fan (Gorgonia cavolinii)." — The Encyclopedia Britannica, 1910... |
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Sea-Fir The Sea-Fir (Sertularia tubitheca) is mistaken as a plant but is actual a hydrozoan animal of the phylum Cnidaria.... |
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Sea-pen "The main stem of the polypidom of these animals is fleshy, but is furnished with an internal bony axis, which, however, does not reach to either exlamellae, which stand out upon each side of stalk, g... |
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Shell, Coin An illustration of a coin shell.... |
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Siphonophora "Diagram showing possible modifications of medusiform and hydriform persons of a colony of Siphonophora. n, pneumatocyst; k, nectocalyces (swimming bells); l, hydrophyllium (covering-piece); i, gener... |
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Siphonophora "Floating colonies of Siphonophora. A, Diphyes campanulata. B, A group of appendages from the stem of the same Diphyes. C, Physophora hydrostatica. D, Seperate nectocalyx of the same. E, Cluster ... |
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Sporosac "Two female sporosacs (degenerate medusae) of Hydraetinia echinata. a, ectoderm; b, endoderm; o, eggcella; g, entric cavity. In A an invagination of the ectoderm, which is more complete in B, repres... |
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Sporosae "Gradual degeneration of the medusa bud into the form of a sporosae. The black represents the enteric cavity and its continuations; the lighter shading represents the genital products (ova or sperm).... |
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Sporosae "Gradual degeneration of the medusa bud into the form of a sporosae. The black represents the enteric cavity and its continuations; the lighter shading represents the genital products (ova or sperm).... |
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Sporosae "Gradual degeneration of the medusa bud into the form of a sporosae. The black represents the enteric cavity and its continuations; the lighter shading represents the genital products (ova or sperm).... |
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Sporosae "Gradual degeneration of the medusa bud into the form of a sporosae. The black represents the enteric cavity and its continuations; the lighter shading represents the genital products (ova or sperm).... |
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Sporosae "Gradual degeneration of the medusa bud into the form of a sporosae. The black represents the enteric cavity and its continuations; the lighter shading represents the genital products (ova or sperm).... |
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Stylasteridae "Diagrams illustrating the successive stages in the development of the cyclosystems of the Stylasteridae. 1, Sporadopora dichotoma. 2, 3, Allopora nobilis. 4, Allopora profunda. 5, Allopora miniacea.... |
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Stylophora Digitata "A, Schematic longitudinal section through a zooid and bud of Stylophora digitata. In A, B, and C the thick black lines represent coenosarc; col, columella; T, tabulae. B, similar section through a ... |
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Syncoryne "Hydriform person of Syncoryne, with medusiform persons budding from it, and shown in various stages of development, a, b, c, d, e." — Encyclopedia Britannica, 1893... |
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Tentacles "1, Portion of epithelium from the tentacle of an Actinian, showing three supporting cells and one sense cell; 2, a cnidoblast with enclosed nematocyst from the same specimen; 3 and 4, two forms of gl... |
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Trachomedusae "Simple tentaculocyst of one of the Trachomedusae (Rhopalonema velatum). The process carrying the otolith or concretion hk, formed by endoderm cells, is enclosed by an upgrowth forming the "vesicle,"... |
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Tree-coral "These animals are generally called Tree-corals, on account of the forms of the polypidons which they build and in which they live. They are very small, and possess twelve short tentacles plac... |
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Tubipora Musica "The Tubipora is a calcareous coral, formed by the combination of distinct, regularly arranged tubes, connected together at regular distances by lamellar expansions of the same material. The ag... |
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Tubipora Musica, Crown of Delicately Fringed Tentacula "The Tubipora is a calcareous coral, formed by the combination of distinct, regularly arranged tubes, connected together at regular distances by lamellar expansions of the same material." This ... |
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Tubipora Musica, Magnified Portion "The Tubipora is a calcareous coral, formed by the combination of distinct, regularly arranged tubes, connected together at regular distances by lamellar expansions of the same material. The ag... |
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Tubipora Musica, Polyp "The Tubipora is a calcareous coral, formed by the combination of distinct, regularly arranged tubes, connected together at regular distances by lamellar expansions of the same material." This ... |
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Tubipora Musica, Tube and Polyp "The Tubipora is a calcareous coral, formed by the combination of distinct, regularly arranged tubes, connected together at regular distances by lamellar expansions of the same material." This ... |
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