... l anatomy could not have fallen into better hands than those of Professer Owen. Professor Edward Forbes's paper was on jelly-fishes. This family of animals had hitherto been imperfectly understood and studied. By means of the dredge and the labours of ...

... anatomy could not have fallen into better hands tlian those of Professor Owen, Pr-dessor Edward Forl>es’s paper was on Jelly-fishes. This family animals had hitherto been imjierfectly understood and studied. By means of the dredge and the of Mr. M Liverp«*ol ...

... transcendental anatomy could.not have fallen into better hands than those of Professor Owen. Professor E. FORBES'S paper was on Jelly-fishes. This family of animals had hitherto been imperfectly understood and studied. By means of the dredge and the labours of ...

... dental anatomy could not have falien into better hands than those of Professor Owen. Profes-or Edward Forbrs's paper was on Jelly-fishes. This family of animals bad hitherto been imperfectly understood ami studied. By means of the dredge and the labours of ...

... of these organs continued for nearly a _couple of days _afterwards . On another occasiona species of _Medusa or small _jelly-fish , which _was furnished witli four _arms . _came _in contact with a Cydippc confined in tlie same glass ; tlie arms imnrdiately ...

... gemcration, a nose! mode of reproduction which has been yet only traced in three or four animals, and amongst the ain the jelly-fishes of our own shores. The must unitarian' visitor to the ameshore must base noticed these mimes. Here is the history of their ...

... had he known that sooner, for he had been in the habit of employing his men and horses in carting away large quantities of jelly-fish from the shore, and using them manure on his farm, and he now believed they could have been of little more use than an equal ...

... he known that sooner, for he had been in the habit of employing his men and horses in cartinp: away large quantities of jelly-fish from the shore, and using them as manure on his farm, and he now believed they could have been of little more real use than ...

... he known that sooner, for he had been in the habit of employing his men and horses in carting « way large quantities of jelly-fish from the shore, and usiag them as manure on his farm, and he now believed they could have been of little more real use than ...

... determined voters. Like its many kindred abortions, it reminds as of a certain little well-known polypus, sea-sairsoae, or jellyfish, of which we cannot just now call to mind the technical appellation, which floats about upon the surface of the water, looking ...

... had he known that sooner, for he had been in the habit of employing his men and horses in carting away large quantities of jelly-fish from the shore, and using them manure his land, and he now believed they could hav« been of little more real use than an ...

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