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... so that in sending him this answer to his the same sense that oysters are —just oysters.” That is to say. that jelly-fish beget jelly-fish after their kind, and that the oyster behaves in the same perfectly natural manner. And it would then be imagined ...
... JELLY-FISHES, A lovely morning this in Oban Bay. The smooth surface of the sea is literally without ripple to mark the course of the wind. Yachts lie to right of one, and to left as well ; and a white-winged schooner is endeavouring in vain to clear the ...
... 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 ...
... SCIENCE JOTTINGS CONCERNING JELLY-FISHES, IT'KW animals, probably, would appear to bo less formidable than the great jelly-fishes. Diaphanous and derelict, they seem to float through the summer seas, the embodiment the holiday spirit which disposes one ...
... SCIENCE JOTTINGS. GIANT JELLY-FISH seems to have been great excitement at Portsmouth few days ago. And this Over giant jelly-fish, which had had the misfortune get stranded at Old Portsmouth. It measured, we are told, nearly two feet across, and weighed ...
... it that most people, if asked to express an opinion as to the nature of jelly-fish, would tell you that they supposed they were—just jelly-fish,” in .v FIG. 3. A YOUNG JELLY-FISH, DIFFERING IN FORM FROM THE ADULT THE EPHYRA {OR STROBILA) ...
... JELLYFISH NURSEMAID AND FIRST CLOCHE stinging tentacles of the anemones and that the anemones benefit from being carried from one feeding-ground to another. Equally obscure also is the association between the pilot fishes and the sharks which they accompany ...
... mortal. That there are jelly-fishes and jelly-fishes, however, is a very trite axiom of natural history science. Most of those clear glassy bells which you see floating in myriads past the boat are, in one sense, not true jelly-fishes at all. They are ma ...
... —December 26, 1959 PRECAMBRIAN. (before the Cambrian.) (L. TO R.) JELLYFISH. ECHINODERM, POLYPS, SEGMENTED WORM, ANNELID. CAMBRIAN. (NAMED AFTER ANCIENT TRIBAL REGION OF WALES.) (L. TO R.) JELLYFISH. GIANT TRILOBITE, GLASS SPONGES, SNAILS, AYSHEAIA. ORDOVICIAN ...
... 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 ...
... to administer it through the mouth to their enemies.) Jelly-fish stings may range from such severe attacks to merely irritating red weals on the skin. The sting of the common umbrella-shaped jellyfish can cause difficulty in breathing, vomiting, abdominail ...
... the swimmer can take care to avoid them, and thus run no risks. A jelly-fish stranded on the beach is not worth looking at twice. But seen from boat. in a rock I. CHRYSAORA A JELLY-FISH FREQUENTLY FOUND IN CONSIDERABLE NUMBERS OFF THE DEVONSHIRE COAST ...