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... complete and living animal ; while the latter cha- racterized as one Diphyes an animal composed of two indi- viduals , giving as the type the anterior moiety only , to which he attributes two apertures , one for the mouth and the other ...
... complete and living animal ; while the latter cha- racterized as one Diphyes an animal composed of two indi- viduals , giving as the type the anterior moiety only , to which he attributes two apertures , one for the mouth and the other ...
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... complete knowledge than we at present possess , not only of the organization of the Diphyes and Physsophore , but also of the Biphores themselves . Ac- cording to the views of M. Mertens , chief naturalist in the last circumnavigation ...
... complete knowledge than we at present possess , not only of the organization of the Diphyes and Physsophore , but also of the Biphores themselves . Ac- cording to the views of M. Mertens , chief naturalist in the last circumnavigation ...
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... complete ; and we have laid before him the information above given in order that he may see what has been done and how much remains to be elucidated . DI'PHYES . [ DIPHYDES . ] DIPHYLLI'DIA . [ INFEROBRANCHIATA . ] DIPHY'SA ...
... complete ; and we have laid before him the information above given in order that he may see what has been done and how much remains to be elucidated . DI'PHYES . [ DIPHYDES . ] DIPHYLLI'DIA . [ INFEROBRANCHIATA . ] DIPHY'SA ...
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... complete transformation : their larvæ are devoid of feet , and have a head of the same soft substance as the body and without determinate form . The parts of the mouth exhibit two scaly pointed plates . The stigmata are nearly all ...
... complete transformation : their larvæ are devoid of feet , and have a head of the same soft substance as the body and without determinate form . The parts of the mouth exhibit two scaly pointed plates . The stigmata are nearly all ...
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... complete . In the ' An- seen by M. Gory , who had resided forty years on the island . nales des Sciences ' ( tome xxi . p . 103 , Sept. 1830 ) will be M. Eudes added that the Dutch who first landed at Rodri- found an account of an ...
... complete . In the ' An- seen by M. Gory , who had resided forty years on the island . nales des Sciences ' ( tome xxi . p . 103 , Sept. 1830 ) will be M. Eudes added that the Dutch who first landed at Rodri- found an account of an ...
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