Evenings at the Microscope, Or Researches Among the Minuter Organs and Forms of Animal Life |
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abdomen Acineta acontia angle animal animalcules antennæ appearance basal beautiful body bottom bristles calcareous cavity cells centre chitine cilia ciliary cilium close cnida colour colourless compound eyes contraction cornea creature Crustacea crystalline lens curious curved delicate diameter dilated discern disk edge eggs elegant examine extremity filaments flesh fluid front glass globules hairs head hooks horny inch inclosed insects interior jaws joints knob labium layer length lengthened lens light lines live-box look mandibles margin maxilla membrane microscope minute motion mouth nacre observation organs orifice otolithes oval ovipositor pair palpi placed plates polypes portion proboscis projecting protruded resemblance ridge round rows scales seen sheath shell side skin slender species specimen Spiders spines spinnerets spiracles spiral structure substance surface tarsi teeth tentacles terminal thick thin thread tiny tion tissues transparent transverse tube upper Urchin vesicles Vorticella walls whole wings Zoea