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... GRATWICKE STAKES. | 6 to agst Belns | Bto agst Vanguard GOODWOOD CUP. 9 to 1 agst Surplice to 1 Jellyfish ...
... the post, and set agoing, all abreast, like Guido’s horses. A sherry roan mare, in the Duke of Richmond’s siable, yclept Jellyfish, with Glen Saddle, were the first in front leading past the Stand —all, however, of a ruck to the turn to the left. There ...
... it; and, lastly, referred to the Sargasso Sea, as Illustrating its vegetation ; and also the whales and their food (the jellyfish and other minute animalcules), which are the most remarkable of the animals of the open water. He concluded with allusion ...
... kingdom (such as the eye-dots of the infusoria), Dr. Power considered Hie visual organs of the class Radiata, including the jelly-fish, the star-fish, and the sea-urchin He then adverted to the mollusca, m the lower members of which (such as the fresh-water ...
... dances, and flirting and carelessly separating again but if you dropped Tita among them, then you would see how rapidly this jelly-fish sort of existence was abolished—how the groups got broken up—and how the sharp, business-like relations of marriage were ...
... coffee, but no solid food. Night fell and found the brave swimmer persevering in his herculean swim, albeit he was stung a .jelly-fish at half-past nine. A little brandy took the sting away. So he swam in the qßacid moonlight till the tide again turned, and ...
... NEEVOUS SYSTEM OF THE MEDUSiE, OE JELLY-FISHES, Mr. Greorge J. Romanes, M.A., F.L.S., gave the discourse at the evening meeting on Friday, April 28. He began referring to the hitherto hopeless attempts to determine the presence of a nervous system in ...
... devoted to a detailed account of the results of vast number of experiments recently made by Mr. Romanes upon Medusae or Jelly-fish, which he has discovered to be the lowest animals known to possess a nervous system. All the facts brought forward tended ...
... Professor Greef first observed in a pond, and named protohydra. He then proceeded to consider the general structure of the jellyfish, or medusa, which he compared with that of the hydra; and then commented on the remarkable relation which exists between ...
... DEVELOPMENT OF JELLY-FISHES AND WOEMS. Professor Edward A. Schafer, F.R.S., in his sixth lecture on Animal Development, given on the 18th ult., concluded his description of the progress of the development of the smaller ■jelly-fishes, or medusae, through ...
... important separation of cells is that from the ectoderm to form the nervous system. Having referred to examples in polyps, jelly-fish, and aurelia, the Professor showed that these segregations in forms higher than polyps constantly tend to become more complete ...