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... animal brought by Sir Joseph Banks from the South Seas , intermediate between the lamprey and the myxine , the respiratory organs are the same as in the former animal ; except that it has no proper thorax , the air being probably ...
... animal brought by Sir Joseph Banks from the South Seas , intermediate between the lamprey and the myxine , the respiratory organs are the same as in the former animal ; except that it has no proper thorax , the air being probably ...
Pagina 135
... animal in the glass , from whence it could not escape , and to observe its conduct . On the following morning the animal ate two flies given to it , by sucking out the juices , but left the carcases whole . Two or three days after it ...
... animal in the glass , from whence it could not escape , and to observe its conduct . On the following morning the animal ate two flies given to it , by sucking out the juices , but left the carcases whole . Two or three days after it ...
Pagina 136
... animal , it appeared to this acute naturalist , that those organs called palpi were used by the animal in grasping and changing the position of its food whilst applied to the action of the mandibles , serving in fact the purposes of ...
... animal , it appeared to this acute naturalist , that those organs called palpi were used by the animal in grasping and changing the position of its food whilst applied to the action of the mandibles , serving in fact the purposes of ...
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