Infusoria
Infusoria
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The cilia differing in dimensions and shape in some Infusoria are the minute hair or eyelash- looking vibratile appendages which mainly move their posses- sors, or produce currents in the water when the Iiifusoriaii F *S- 8. A, B, STYLONYCHIA MYTILUS, SHOWING ! ml, . , -.. .. CILIA. STYLES, AND UNCINI J C. EUROLEPTUS.
is fixed. They appear to move actively in one direction, lAfUr stein ) and to return to their original position by their elasticity.
The tops move forwards and backwards, and it i...s noticed in certain species that the ciliary lashing is consecutive in a series, and that it produces the appearance of rotation, as in the Rotifera (pp. 24. 5-9). They are semi-solid and elastic, and they are moved by the contraction of the endoplasm at their base. The vibratile cilia are arranged in. Bands only, in certain families, and universally in others. Some Infusoria have some cilia which are elongate, flexible, but not movable, and they are then called setfe ; and in one interesting genus (Halterici) these long hairs are utilised when the animal makes its sudden jumps.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The cilia differing in dimensions and shape in some Infusoria are the minute hair or eyelash- looking vibratile appendages which mainly move their posses- sors, or produce currents in the water when the Iiifusoriaii F *S- 8. A, B, STYLONYCHIA MYTILUS, SHOWING ! ml, . , -.. .. CILIA. STYLES, AND UNCINI J C. EUROLEPTUS.
is fixed. They appear to move actively in one direction, lAfUr stein ) and to return to their original position by their elasticity.
The tops move forwards and backwards, and it i...s noticed in certain species that the ciliary lashing is consecutive in a series, and that it produces the appearance of rotation, as in the Rotifera (pp. 24. 5-9). They are semi-solid and elastic, and they are moved by the contraction of the endoplasm at their base. The vibratile cilia are arranged in. Bands only, in certain families, and universally in others. Some Infusoria have some cilia which are elongate, flexible, but not movable, and they are then called setfe ; and in one interesting genus (Halterici) these long hairs are utilised when the animal makes its sudden jumps.
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