The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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Page 70
... living species known ( see INSECTA ) . Subphylum Chelicerata Prosoma without antennae but with pincerlike chelicerae , and sometimes pedipalps ; uniramous walking legs on thoracic segments ; if present , appendages on abdomen highly ...
... living species known ( see INSECTA ) . Subphylum Chelicerata Prosoma without antennae but with pincerlike chelicerae , and sometimes pedipalps ; uniramous walking legs on thoracic segments ; if present , appendages on abdomen highly ...
Page 139
... living nematodes . Larvae of para- sitic nematodes are either free - living or parasitic in a wide range of intermediate hosts : annelid worms , arthro- pods , mollusks , vertebrates of all types , and plants . Some species have ...
... living nematodes . Larvae of para- sitic nematodes are either free - living or parasitic in a wide range of intermediate hosts : annelid worms , arthro- pods , mollusks , vertebrates of all types , and plants . Some species have ...
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... living larvae have certain structural similarities to the kinorhynchs , and the nema- tomorphs are more easily accommodated within the aschelminths than elsewhere . The relationship of the Priapulida to other groups is even more ...
... living larvae have certain structural similarities to the kinorhynchs , and the nema- tomorphs are more easily accommodated within the aschelminths than elsewhere . The relationship of the Priapulida to other groups is even more ...
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