The Journal of experimental zoology . + 772 118 14 0 •443 .0038 767 181 + • 755 121 17 3 ?399 •0033 731 134 16 I •425 .0032 1 774 142 15 9 ** 756 143 17 8 •390 .0027 750 147 19 0 •345 .0023 782 148 18 8 •383 .0026 766 161 19 .8 * * •• 802 17 + ! ? Av. 14 .400 .0 030 Av. 20 I •403 .0083 cases ? db . 006 ± . 0 001 cases 1 ± .004 ± 0007 t No visible regeneration has taken, place. * These cases are not included in the general result because one chela in each is much smaller thanthe other probably as a result of secondary injury. ** Chelae deformed and small. No measurement taken. + (Plus sign)
The Journal of experimental zoology . + 772 118 14 0 •443 .0038 767 181 + • 755 121 17 3 ?399 •0033 731 134 16 I •425 .0032 1 774 142 15 9 ** 756 143 17 8 •390 .0027 750 147 19 0 •345 .0023 782 148 18 8 •383 .0026 766 161 19 .8 * * •• 802 17 + ! ? Av. 14 .400 .0 030 Av. 20 I •403 .0083 cases ? db . 006 ± . 0 001 cases 1 ± .004 ± 0007 t No visible regeneration has taken, place. * These cases are not included in the general result because one chela in each is much smaller thanthe other probably as a result of secondary injury. ** Chelae deformed and small. No measurement taken. + (Plus sign), see under Table VI. Rate of Regeneration. 359 4. RESULTS. Rate of Moulting. A comparison of Series A with Series B shows that the individ-uals of the latter, the ones w^ith the greater degree of injury, moultsooner than those of the former, the ones with the lesser degree ofmjury. The data for the rate of moulting are collected in TableV in which is given the number of individuals of each series which c.
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