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Identifier: danishingolfexpe1512dani (find matches)
Title: The Danish Ingolf-expedition
Year: 1898 (1890s)
Authors: Danish Ingolf-Expedition, 1895-1896 Wandel, C. F. (Carl Frederik), 1843-1930 Ingolf (Ship)
Subjects: Marine animals Marine animals Hydrography Hydrography Scientific expeditions
Publisher: Copenhagen, H. Hagerup
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
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regeneration. No embryos. Side view. 9/,. — 5. Young specimen, without embryos. The small size of the outer left genital organ perhaps indicates, that this part has been regenerated. (The lower corner to the left slightly restored).Side view. ^5/,. — 6. Fully developed specimen, seen from above. 7/j. (Same specimen as Fig. 9). — 7. Specimen having lost the right chimney with the tentacle and the outer pair of genital organs; the regeneration has scarcely begun, but the edges of the rupture have closed.Side view, ^/i- — 8. Specimen in regeneration. Side view. ^/i. — 9. Fully developed specimen, with numerous embryos. Same specimen as Fig. 6. Side view. 7/j. Some pigment is seen within the embryos, having become distinct through the clearing upof the specimeu in xylol. The branching canal system, on the other hand, became indistinctthrough that process and is therefore represented in a somewhat diagrammatic way. liicjull ExpeilUJjonen \.2. llv.MoiUjisen. CtiTLOfihora . Tub. I.
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■riph,, 2.-9. TK. Mortensen. del LiXh-ATistv.EAFu/ik&,Lcq>Ai T/aLfie-lLa. trtstomii Mflsn. Plate II, Plate II. All the figures represent embryos of Tjalficlla tristoma. All 4°/,. Figs. 1—3. Stage I. Fig. i. from the oral side, showing the transverse furrow; 2. side view (from thetentacular plane), showing the costte and tentacle rudiments; 3. from the aboral sideshowing the aboral organ, the costse and tentacle rudiments. The small, irregularlyplaced spots are probably only artefacts, products of the preservation. — 4— 6. Stage II. 4. from the oral side, 5. side view (from tentacular plane), 6. from the aboral side. The combs have begun to appear. — 7. Embryo slightly younger than Figs, i—3, from the oral side. The transverse furrow is quite short, the oral opening being distinct. The aboral side of the specimen figuredwas as in Fig. 3. — 8—II. Stage III. The fully developed young Cydippid, ready to leave the egg-membrane (but found lying within the membrane).

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