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... Hydrozoa , a word meaning water - animals , very indefinite certainly , but when naturalists use the term , they mean by it small jelly- like animals , with a body that can contract , a mouth with numerous tentacles around it which ...
... Hydrozoa , a word meaning water - animals , very indefinite certainly , but when naturalists use the term , they mean by it small jelly- like animals , with a body that can contract , a mouth with numerous tentacles around it which ...
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... Laomedea we found just now but we should be wrong : you would find that the animals of this colony are much more highly deve- loped and of more complex structure than the hydrozoa . Sea - side Walks of a Naturalist . 9.
... Laomedea we found just now but we should be wrong : you would find that the animals of this colony are much more highly deve- loped and of more complex structure than the hydrozoa . Sea - side Walks of a Naturalist . 9.
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William Houghton. loped and of more complex structure than the hydrozoa . The name of this little specimen is Cycloum papillosum ; it is one of the class Polyzoa , fresh - water species of which , you may remember , we found last summer ...
William Houghton. loped and of more complex structure than the hydrozoa . The name of this little specimen is Cycloum papillosum ; it is one of the class Polyzoa , fresh - water species of which , you may remember , we found last summer ...
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