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Journal

Hardwicke Science Gossip

Year

1873

Volume

v. 9 (1873)

Page

Page 12

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Coordinates: [800, 923, 0, 0, 0, 0], Details: "text"=>["Fig. 12. Ditto increased to formation of ova-sac", "Fig. 12. Ditto increased to formation of ovi-sac.", "Fig. 11. Commencement of swelling on body of Hydra.Fig. 12. Ditto increased to formation of ovi-sac."]

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Coordinates: [0, 0, 457, 528, 410, 415], Details: "keywords"=>["hydra", "ovisac", "reproduction", "Snakes", "anatomy", "condition", "swelling", "ovi-sac", "fresh-water polyp", "microscopy"]

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Keywords

hydra ovisac reproduction Snakes anatomy condition hydra: fresh water: microscopic: budding: asexual reproduction: spermatozoa swelling ovi-sac fresh-water polyp microscopy

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