The British freshwater Rhizopoda and Heliozoa

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Identifier: cu31924000623961 (find matches)
Title: The British freshwater Rhizopoda and Heliozoa
Year: 1905 (1900s)
Authors: Cash, James, 1839-1909 Hopkinson, John, 1844-1919. joint author Wailes, George Herbert, 1862-
Subjects: Rhizopoda Heliozoa Freshwater animals
Publisher: London, Printed for the Ray Scociety
Contributing Library: Cornell University Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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i: : ..-^ - ,5 - -> -t- 1 7 J0 it (7 —^ 6 ^J^. IfeA, .. ,>^ ■..=:U ^ ;v I- PELOMYXA, J Cash, del K^.VMTrap iiiipr. Plate 8 • PLATE VIII. Pigs. 1, 2. Gymnophrys cometa Cienk. (p. 86) Fig. 1.—An ex-ample from wet Sphagnum, Lindow, Cheshire, x 300.rig. 2.—After Penard. 3, 4i. Biomyxa vagans Leidy. (p. 88) Views of a single indi-vidual showing forms assumed during active move-i iient. In tufts of moss on moist rocks, Perwick Bay,Isle of Man. x 300. PLATE /III.
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GYMNOPHRYSakd biomyxa. JCasn.del PWMTrapjTTipr. Plate 9 PLATE IX. Penardia mutabilis Cash. (p. 90) Figs. 1-5.—Different phases of a single individual. Figs. 1and 2.—The animal in active movement^ the dispositionof the pseudopodal filaments constantly changing. Figs.?>-o.—After capture of a rotifer; 3, the prey envelopedby sarcode processes; 4, most of the pseudopodal fila-ments withdrawn before complete absorption of therotifer ; 5, after its absorptionj the rotifer being enclosedin the body-mass, and invisible. In wet Sphagnum,Epping Forest, x about 300. f M PLATE IX. 1

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