. The cell in development and inheritance. Cells. 26 gkxi:ka/ sAwr/r// of the cell S(MiK' rosjiocts that ol HiUschli. proloplasin is CDnipouiuled ol innu- merable minute granules which alone form its essential active basis; and while fibrillar or alveolar structures may occur, these are of only secondar\' Fig. 10.—Alveolar or foam-structure of protoplasm, according to Biitschli. [] A. Epidermal cell of the earthworm. B. Aster, attraction-sphere, and centrosome from sea- urchin egg. C. Intracapsular protoplasm of a radiolarian ( Thalassicolla) with vacuoles. D. Peripheral
. The cell in development and inheritance. Cells. 26 gkxi:ka/ sAwr/r// of the cell S(MiK' rosjiocts that ol HiUschli. proloplasin is CDnipouiuled ol innu- merable minute granules which alone form its essential active basis; and while fibrillar or alveolar structures may occur, these are of only secondar\' Fig. 10.—Alveolar or foam-structure of protoplasm, according to Biitschli. [] A. Epidermal cell of the earthworm. B. Aster, attraction-sphere, and centrosome from sea- urchin egg. C. Intracapsular protoplasm of a radiolarian ( Thalassicolla) with vacuoles. D. Peripheral cytoplasm of sea-urchin egg. E. Artificial emulsion of olive-oil, sodium chloride, and water. It is impossible here adequately to review the many combinations and modifications of these views which different investig-ators have. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Wilson, Edmund B. (Edmund Beecher), 1856-1939. New York Macmillan
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