. The Danish Ingolf-expedition. Marine animals; Marine animals; Hydrography; Hydrography; Scientific expeditions. Fig. XL. Aglaophfiiopsis cornuta, a Basal part of a hyclrocladium with the phylactogonium and a gonotheca in side view from "Ingolf" St. 98 (X 4°)- -- 6 Front view of a hydrotheca from the same colony (X 60). — c Side view of a hydrotheca from the same colon}' (X 60I. — ,/ Hydro- " theca from a colony from "Ingolf' St. 25, side view (X 601. as a rule four teeth on either side, which become broader and lower nearer the hydrocladium. The innermost tooth on either
. The Danish Ingolf-expedition. Marine animals; Marine animals; Hydrography; Hydrography; Scientific expeditions. Fig. XL. Aglaophfiiopsis cornuta, a Basal part of a hyclrocladium with the phylactogonium and a gonotheca in side view from "Ingolf" St. 98 (X 4°)- -- 6 Front view of a hydrotheca from the same colony (X 60). — c Side view of a hydrotheca from the same colon}' (X 60I. — ,/ Hydro- " theca from a colony from "Ingolf' St. 25, side view (X 601. as a rule four teeth on either side, which become broader and lower nearer the hydrocladium. The innermost tooth on either side, and at times the one next to it, can even now and again be entirely effaced, so that only two abcauline teeth can be distinguished on either side. - The proximal sarco- theca also varies considerably, diverging now more, now less widely from the hydrotheca, and having a free portion of varying length. The basal internodium of the hydrocladium has a different structure owing to the position of its proximal sarcotheca. This is shifted to the obliquely upward trending hydrocladium, — the side away from the stem — and is also somewhat smaller than on the following internodia. The cause of this must be sought in the growth of the phylactogonium. The phylactogonium (fig. XL a) is segmented and has only hydrothecse on two of its branches; on one of them at times two, but as a rule only one on each; they are surrounded by the usual three. 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 Danish Ingolf-Expedition, 1895-1896; Wandel, C. F. (Carl Frederik), 1843-1930; Ingolf (Ship). Copenhagen, H. Hagerup
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