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Page 491
... polype adheres by its posterior extremity . In proportion as these adhering polypes are multiplied by gem- mations , which do not separate , the common body is obliterated and progressively dried up in its lower part : but it continues ...
... polype adheres by its posterior extremity . In proportion as these adhering polypes are multiplied by gem- mations , which do not separate , the common body is obliterated and progressively dried up in its lower part : but it continues ...
Page 492
... corallines being corticiferous polyparies of considerably reduced dimensions , we can easily conceive that their polypes ought to to be extremely minute ; and , although it is 492 Lamarck's Nat . Hist . of Animals without Vertebrę :
... corallines being corticiferous polyparies of considerably reduced dimensions , we can easily conceive that their polypes ought to to be extremely minute ; and , although it is 492 Lamarck's Nat . Hist . of Animals without Vertebrę :
Page 494
... polypes , in order to account for their iso- chronous motions , finds no place in the Chevalier's creed , be- cause it does not suit the exigencies of his system : yet he certainly has not disproved its existence . Many of the species ...
... polypes , in order to account for their iso- chronous motions , finds no place in the Chevalier's creed , be- cause it does not suit the exigencies of his system : yet he certainly has not disproved its existence . Many of the species ...
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