Archive image from page 75 of Cytology, with special reference to. Cytology, with special reference to the metazoan nucleus cytologywithspec00agaruoft Year: 1920 6o CYTOLOGY exact limits cannot be made out. Other species of Copepoda exhibit intermediate conditions. Hacker (1893) made the interesting observation that the degree of diffusion of the chromosomes during the germinal vesicle stage may vary in a single species. Cyclops and the aUied genera of Copepoda mostly Fig. 24. The chromosomes during the oogenesis of Helerocope saliens from the pachytene stage (A), through the germinal vesi
Archive image from page 75 of Cytology, with special reference to. Cytology, with special reference to the metazoan nucleus cytologywithspec00agaruoft Year: 1920 6o CYTOLOGY exact limits cannot be made out. Other species of Copepoda exhibit intermediate conditions. Hacker (1893) made the interesting observation that the degree of diffusion of the chromosomes during the germinal vesicle stage may vary in a single species. Cyclops and the aUied genera of Copepoda mostly Fig. 24. The chromosomes during the oogenesis of Helerocope saliens from the pachytene stage (A), through the germinal vesicle stage (B, C) to the condensation of the definitive bivalents (D). (Matschek, , 1910.) lay their eggs in batches, of about ten to about a hundred at a time. The eggs when laid do not leave the animal completely, but are cemented together into masses, the so-called egg-sacs, which are carried about by the animal until they hatch. A new batch of eggs is not laid till the previous batch has hatched. In females of Cyclops strenuiis which have not yet laid any eggs, no
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