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CLASSIFICATORY SYSTEMS OF SIEBOLD AND OF PERTY. 203C. T. VON SIBBOLD, 'Lehrbuch der Vergleichenden Anatomic,' 1845.Class INFUSORIA.ORDER I.ASTOMA (no oral aperture).Family i. ASTASIÊA : Gen. Amblyophis, Euglena, Chlorogonium.2. PERIDINÊA : Gen. Peridinium, Glenodinium.3. OPALINÊA : Gen. Opalina.ORDER II.STOMATODA (with a distinct oral aperture).4. VORTICELLINA : Gen. Stentor, Trichodina, Vorticella, Epistylis, Carchesium.5.OPHRYDINA : Gen. Vaginicola, Cothurnia.6. ENCHELIA : Gen. Actinophrys, Leucophrys, Prorodon.7.TRACHELINA: Gen. Glaucoma, Spirostomum, Trachelius, Loxodes, Chilodon,Phialina, JBursaria, Nassula.8. KOLPODEA : Gen. Kolpoda, Paramecium, Amphileptus.,, 9. OXYTRICHINA: Gen. Oxytricha, Stylonychia, Urostyla.10. EUPLOTA : Gen. Euplotes, Himantophorus , Chlamydodon.'MAXIMILIAN PERTY, Kleinster Lebensformen,' 1852.Sub-Kingdom ARCHEZOA.ClassINFUSORIA.SECTION I.PHYTOZOIDIA (Filigera).Family i. UINOBRYINA : Dinobryon.2. VOLVOCINA: Syncrypta,Voh'ox,Spharosira,Pandorina,Synaphia,Gonium,Hirmidium.3.MONADINA :Heteromitus, Ampkimonas, Tetramitus, Trichomonas, Mallomonas,Pleuromonas, Trepomonas, Spiromonas, Cercomonas, Monas,Menoidium, Chromatium, Acari&um, Polytoma, Uvel/a, Anthophysa.,, 4. AsTASiiE :ug/e/ia, Astasia, Peranema, Colacium, Eutreptia, Chlorogonium,Zygoselmis, Dinema.,,5.THECOMONADINA :Chatotyphla, Trypemonas, Chonemonas.:6. CRYPTOMONADINA Cryptomonas, Phacotus, Anisonema, Phacus, Lepocindis7.PERIDINIDA :Ceratium, Glenodinium, Peridinium.
2 04 PER TV'S CLASSIPICA TOR Y SYS TEM.SECTION II.CILIATA (non-vibratile, slightly contractile cilia).Family 8. ACTINOPHRYINA : Actinophrys, Podophrya, Acineta.A. METABOLICA (highly contractile and changeable in form).9. OPHRYOCERCINA :Trachelocerca, Lacrymatia.B. MONIMA (contractile, but without jerking action or alteration of contour).10. COLEPINA :Coleps.ii. EUPLOTINA :Euplotes, Himantophorus, Coccudina, Aspidisca.12. COBALINA :Alastor, Plagiotoma, Leucophrys, Opalina.13. OXYTRICHINA :Stichotriclia, Mitophora, Oxytricha, Urostyla, Cerona.14. TRACHELINA :Trachelius, Harmodirus, Amphileptus, Loxophyllum,Dilepfus, Pelecida, Loxodes.15. TAPINIA Acropisthium, Acomia, Trichoda, : Cyclidium, Boeonidium, Opisthiotricha,)Siagontherium, Megatricha.1 6. APIONIDINA :Ptyxidium, Colobidium^ Apionidium.17. CINKTOCHILINA :Glaucoma, Cinetochilum.1 8. DECTERIA :Cyclogramma, Chilodou, Nassula, Prorodon, Habrodon.19. APHTHONIA: Pleuronema.20. HOLOPHRYINA :Holophrya, Enchefys, Spathidium.21. PARAMECIINA :Ophryoglena, Panophrys, Parameeium, Blepharisma,Colpoda.22. BURSARINA : Bursarid.C. SPASTICA (contractile, form changeable, with a jerking action).23. URCEOLARINA :Stentor, Spirostomum, Canomorpha, Urocentrum.24. OPHRYDINA :Ophrydium.25. VORTICELLINA :Vorticella, Scyphidia, Epistylis.26. VAGINIFERA :Vaginicola, Cothurnia.
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TOTHOMAS HENRY HUXLEY, LL.D.,F.R.S.
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viiiPREFACE.experience some disappo
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XPREFACE.ready and valuable assista
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LEEUWENHOEtfS OBSERVATIONS. 3relate
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LEEUWENHOEICS OBSERVATIONS.5spatter
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LEEUWENHOEK'S OBSERVATIONS.Jstopped
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SIfi E. KING, 1693. JOHN HARRIS, 16
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STEPHEN GRA Y, 1696. LEEUWENHOEK, 1
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HENRY BAKER, 1742, 1753.13"Oct. 6th
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O. F. MULLER, 1773-1786. 15ledge of
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EHRENBERG, 1836. 17Notwithstanding
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F. DUJARDIN, 1841. T. VON SIEBOLD,
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FRIEDRICH STEIN, 1849-1854. 21cules
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CLAPAREDE AND LACHMANN, 1858-1860.
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F. STEIN, 1859. R. M. DIES ING, 184
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ANDREW PRITCHARD, 1861. H. JAMES-CL
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DALLINGER AND DRYSDALE, 1873-1875.
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CHAPTER II.THE SUB-KINGDOM PROTOZOA
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AFFINITIES OF THE SPONGIDA. 33ordin
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PRIMARY SUBDIVISIONS A UTHOKS S YST
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AUTHORS PHYLOGENETIC SCHEME. 37DIAG
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FLA CELLA TA -PANTOS TOMA TA ; FLA
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CHOANO-FLAGELLATA; MYCETOZOA. 41acc
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MYCETOZOAj LABYRINTHULIDA. 43From t
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GROUPS PROTISTA AND MONERA. 45of th
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DISTINCTION BETWEEN PROTOZOA AND PR
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( 49 )CHAPTER III.NATURE AND ORGANI
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AUTHORS CLASSIFICATORY TABLE.TABULA
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UNICELL ULAR NA TURE. 5 3dissolutio
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UN1CELL ULAR NA TURE. 5 5of the ent
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CUTICULAR ELEMENTS. 57substance the
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EXCRETED ELEMENTS. 59by the interca
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EXCRETED ELEMENTS. 6 1transparent,
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ENCYSTMENT. 63corresponding type of
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LOCOMOTIVE AND PREHENSILE APPENDAGE
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ORAL APERTURE. 67Oral Aperture or C
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CONTRACTILE VESICLES. 69shadowed. A
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CONTRACTILE VESICLES.71in the major
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NUCLEUS OR ENDOPLAST. 73to indicate
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NUCLEUS OR ENDOPLAST. 75Spirostomit
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NUCLEOLUS OR ENDOPLASTULE. 77with t
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COLOURING SUBSTANCES. 79held to ind
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TRICHOCYSTS. 8 1crowded together an
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TRICHOCYSTS. 83follow it,and being
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BINARY DIVISION. 85that remain, red
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EXTERNAL GEMMATION. 87entire oblite
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SPORULAR MULTIPLICATION. 89four, ei
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GENE TIC REPROD UCTION. 9 1and the
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GENETIC REPRODUCTION. 93illustrated
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GENETIC REPRODUCTION. 95capsules we
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GENETIC REPRODUCTION. 97be essentia
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ZOOLOGICAL AFFINITIES.90as known, i
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ZOOLOGICAL AFFINITIES.IOIunicellula
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ZOOLOGICAL AFFINITIES. 103position.
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ZOOLOGICAL AFFINITIES. 105forming t
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DIS TRIE UTION. \ O 7plete covering
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DISTRIBUTION.IOQIn an enumeration o
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DISTRIBUTION. I Ihunting grounds. A
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PRESER VA TION. I 13Preservation of
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ME THODS OF INVES TIGA TION. I I5fo
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METHODS OF INVESTIGA TION.1 1ônly
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RED I; TUBERVILLE NEEDHAM. 119simil
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LORENZ OKEN; EHRENBERG. 123moment w
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POUCHET ; PASTEUR. 125Director of t
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PROFESSOR TYNDALL. 127now to be sup
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PROFESSOR TYNDALL. I29needle-dip fr
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PROFESSOR TYNDALL. 131tubes, as giv
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DALLINGER AND DRYSDALE. 133four day
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A UTHOKS INVESTIGA TIONS. 13 5and D
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A UTHORS INVESTIGA TIONS. 13 7or le
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AUTHOR'S INVESTIGATIONS. 139and lai
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