Life in Its Lower, Intermediate, and Higher Forms: Or, Manifestations of the Divine Wisdom in the Natural History of AnimalsJames Nisbet and Company, 1857 - 363 halaman |
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... bear to each other , by the variety and complexity of their parts , by the elaborateness with which they are constructed , by their fitness for the pur- poses which they are destined to subserve , and especially by the degree in which ...
... bear to each other , by the variety and complexity of their parts , by the elaborateness with which they are constructed , by their fitness for the pur- poses which they are destined to subserve , and especially by the degree in which ...
Halaman 2
... bear upon it , has ardently laboured to lift the veil ; but philosophy , and science , and art , stand abashed before the problem , and confess it a mystery still . The phenomena , the properties of life , are readily observable . We ...
... bear upon it , has ardently laboured to lift the veil ; but philosophy , and science , and art , stand abashed before the problem , and confess it a mystery still . The phenomena , the properties of life , are readily observable . We ...
Halaman 11
... bear the generic appellation of Spirillum . * As all infusions of vegetable or animal substances are found to be speedily filled with animals resembling these , in great variety , though not always of the same species , the circumstance ...
... bear the generic appellation of Spirillum . * As all infusions of vegetable or animal substances are found to be speedily filled with animals resembling these , in great variety , though not always of the same species , the circumstance ...
Halaman 52
... bear upon it , and another . Poor thing ! " actum de eo est , " it is all up with him ! He is dragged helplessly to the base of the radiating threads , and there , in the midst of their circle , an aperture is gaping , which stretches ...
... bear upon it , and another . Poor thing ! " actum de eo est , " it is all up with him ! He is dragged helplessly to the base of the radiating threads , and there , in the midst of their circle , an aperture is gaping , which stretches ...
Halaman 63
... bear a closer analogy to our organs of hear- ing , the crystalline globule ( or otolithe ) being , as it is stated , capable of vibration within its vesicle . Whatever they be , the same organs are found , in the same form , in that ...
... bear a closer analogy to our organs of hear- ing , the crystalline globule ( or otolithe ) being , as it is stated , capable of vibration within its vesicle . Whatever they be , the same organs are found , in the same form , in that ...
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Acineta action animal animalcules ANNELIDA antennæ appearance aquatic beautiful becomes beneath birds bivalve bladder body bones Butterfly calcareous called cavity cells CHAPTER cilia cilium claws close coloured common composed Crabs creatures CRUSTACEA curious Cysticercus deposited disk distinct ECHINODERMATA edge eggs extremity feet fibres fishes fluid furnished gelatinous genus gills habits head horny Hydra inch incisors Infusoria Insects instinct integument interesting intestinal jaws jointed larvæ length less limbs living manner Marsupialia Medusa membrane microscope minute motion mouth muscles muscular naturalists nest observed organs orifice oval pair peculiar perfect pieces plates polype PORIFERA prey Quadrupeds rays resembling ROTIFERA round rows seen segments shell side skeleton skin slender Slow-worm soft species specimen Spider spines Sponge stalk Star-fishes stomach structure substance suckers surface swimming tail teeth tentacles threads tiny tion transparent tube vesicle vessel Vorticella whole worms zoologist
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Halaman 313 - But never elsewhere in one place I knew So many nightingales ; and far and near, In wood and thicket, over the wide grove, They answer and provoke each other's song, With skirmish and capricious passagings, And murmurs musical and swift jug jug, And one low piping sound more sweet than all...
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