RMRHK28H–. The biology of the protozoa. Protozoa; Protozoa. w imfm*1. Fig. 123.— Polystomellina crispa. A zygote (A) develops into an organism with a microspherie type of shell (B) in which the nucleus divides by mitosis until many nuclei are present which form chromidia. The protoplasm fragments into reproduc- tive bodies or agametes, each having several granules of chromidia (C). Each agamete develops into an adult with a macrospheric type of shell (D, E): when adult these fragment into hundreds of flagellated gametes (F) which fuse in fertilization and so complete the cycle. (From Lang and Schaudinn
RMRDXKXH–. Protozoo?logy. Protozoa; Protozoa, Pathogenic. 274 THE PATHOGENIC HEMOSPORIDIA In addition to the nucleus there appears to be a second brightly staining structure in the cell, which Schaudinn ('04) first drew atten- tion to from blood smears made by Kossel and Weber from cattle with Texas fever, and regarded as a blepharoplast by Liihe, Nuttall and Graham-Smith, Christophers, and others who have worked with these forms. Nuttall and Graham-Smith, in addition, described a third chromatin structure as a reticulate and faintly staining mass of chromatin lying close to the nucleus, but Christophe
RMRJBC0K–. The cell in development and inheritance. Cells. 3o6 SOMF. PKOFLEMS OF CELL-ORGANIZATION ('97) finds that an isolated chroniosomc, accidentally separated from the equatorial plate (pollen-mother-cells of Hcmcrocallis), may give rise to a small vesicular nucleus which may subsequently divide by mitosis, though it is quite out of relation to the spindle-poles of the preceding mitosis (Fig. 149). Strong evidence of the same character as the last is given by the facts in the heliozoon Acanthocystis, as shown by Schaudinn ('96, 3), the ordinary vegetative cells containing a persistent extra-nuclea
RMRDXKNE–. Protozoo?logy. Protozoa; Protozoa, Pathogenic. THE PATHOGENIC HEMOSPORIDIA 287 cause of bird malaria, are not different in essentials from similar phenomena in human parasitic forms. Of great importance in the malaria problem is the fact of latent and recurrent malaria. In many cases, months after the first attack and apparent cure, the victim suffers anew from the parasites, and this without new infection. The matter has been studied carefully by many observers, among others by Craig and by Schaudinn, and it has been found that parasites, even after apparent cure, are stored up in the splee
RMRDHA06–. Microbes & toxins. Bacteriology; Toxins; Antitoxins. no F'g- 57-—Tile spirochete of Schaudinn in the liver of a congenital . .syphilitic. (From a microphotograph. Magnilied 3,000 times.). parasite (among the vertebrates either from infection of the female cell or of the spermatozoon, or of both); in such a case the disease is truly congenital. There is no certain example of such a fact among the bacterial diseases, and this is the reason why the idea of heredity among them has lost so much ground. From their power of penetrating cells the protozoa fre- quently infect parasitically the o
RMRD2X16–. Cytology, with special reference to the metazoan nucleus. Cells. 204 CYTOLOGY CHAP. two different phases of the Ufe cycle of Coccidium schubergi (Schaudinn, 1900). In the schizont (the asexual cycle), before nuclear division the chromatin granules become massed together in little clumps and irregular threads, in which, however, no definite longitudinal splitting can be made out, and they do not get collected into an equatorial plate. They sort themselves out in some way or other into two groups which appear to be pushed apart by the elongation of the karyosome, which contains, or takes the p
RMRDKY8A–. The Cambridge natural history. Zoology. FORAMINIFERA 67 munications on either type. Ehumbler goes so far as to suggest that all so-called Lagena shells are either the first formed chamber of a Nodosaria which has not yet become polythalamian by the formation of younger ones, or are produced by the separation of an adult Nodosaria into separate chambers. Many of the chambered species show a remarkable dimorphism, first noted by Schhimberger, and finally elucidated by J. J. Lister and Schaudinn. It reveals itself in the size of the. Fig. 15.—A, Megalospheric; B, microspheric shell o(Biloculina
RMRFRGG2–. Carnegie Institution of Washington publication. MORPHOLOGY. > i largest bacteria are several thousand times as bulky as the smallest. Errera has described a spirillum the largest specimens of which measured 23 to 28 by 3 to 3.4 micra ('02, Errera, Bibliog., X), and Schaudinn has described a bacillus the largest forms of which are 24 to 80 by 3 to 6 micra ('02, Schaudinn, Bibliog., XI). In shape the bacteria vary according to genera and species and sometimes within the limits of the species, from globose cells or very short straight rods, through curved forms or spirals, to filaments which
RMRDKYA8–. The Cambridge natural history. Zoology. Fig. 9.—Trichosphaerium sieboldii. 1, Adult of ''A" form; 2, its multiplication by fission and gemmation ; 3, resolntion into 1-nucleate amoeboid zoospores ; 4, development (from zoospores of "A") into "B" form (5); 6, its multiplication by fission and gemmation; 7, its resolution after nuclear bipartition into minute 2-flagellate zoospores or (exogametes); 8, liberation of gametes ; 9, 10, more highly magnified pairing of gametes of different origin; 11, 12, zygote developing into "A" form. (After Schaudinn.) p. 29),
RMRE08J2–. The Protozoa. Protozoa. SPECIAL MORPHOLOGY OF THE PROTOZOAN NUCLEUS 271 in Euglena, the intra-nuclear division-centre dividing first. After division the chromatin granules again disperse and the division-centre becomes again cytoplasmic (Fig. 143).1 Still more convincing evidence is shown by the history of the division-centres of Acanthocystis and the flagellate Oxyrrhis marina (Schaudinn, '96). Acanthocystis has a permanent extra-nuclear division- centre which divides and forms a complete spindle (Fig. 144, A-D).. B sS Mi(c ^ r&r /". Please note that these images are extracted from
RMRE3Y32–. Pathogenic micro-organisms. A text-book of microbiology for physicians and students of medicine. (Based upon Williams' Bacteriology). Bacteriology; Pathogenic bacteria. Fig. 192.. A B Fig. 193.—H cemoproteus (Leukocytozoon) ziemanni. A, Formation of ^micro- gametes from the microgametocyte; B, Fertilization of the macrogamete by one of the microgametes swarming about it. {From Doflein after Schaudinn.) ' CenlraM. f. Bakt., 1891, Bd. IX, S. 401, Fig. i. 2 The description here given is derived in part from unpublished observations by Novy and MacNeal. See Proc. Soc. Exp. Biol, and Med., 1904-0
RMRD2X20–. Cytology, with special reference to the metazoan nucleus. Cells; Cytology. ^g f^^. /fxn. ft^ .^-^^ .^^"T m ^ "-^ 'i^m j^-^" Fig. 84. Nuclear division in the asexual cycle of Coccidium schubergi. (After Schaudinn, Z.J.A., 1900.) A-E, the schizont; F-L, the oocyst. the first few divisions of the zygote nucleus after syngamy, are instructive as showing how nuclei which appear to divide in the most purely amitotic fashion may have undergone a previous reorganization which is presum- ably connected with the accurate partition of differentiated chromatin elements between the daughte
RMRD9TK4–. Einführung in die Biologie. Biology. .8 N / l 11' #1^ / / 12 av 13^ <# 13^^,. Fig. 95. Lebenszyklus des Malariaparasiten im Blut des Menschen und in der Mücke. Aus Hartmann (nach Grassi und Schaudinn), etwas verändert.. 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 work.. Maas, Otto, 1867-1916; Renner, Otto. München, Berlin, R. Oldenbourg
RMRHPA01–. The Biological bulletin. Biology; Zoology; Biology; Marine Biology. D. H FIG. 2. All figures are of Allosphccrium convc.va during binary fission. The figures represent optical sections of stained organisms drawn with the aid of the camera lucida. X 990. A. Resting stage. The macronuclear chromatin in the form of a coarse reticulum. Schaudinn-Feulgen. B. Formation of the central chromatin ball. The shell of reticular chromatin is shown only at the edges in this optical section. Flemming-Heidenhain. C. Contraction of central ball. Note the concentration of reticular chromatin at poles. Schaudi
RMRDXBMH–. Protozoo?logy. Protozoa; Protozoa, Pathogenic. MORE COMPLICATED LIFE CYCLES 123 cell, they certainly are not connected with the formation of the gametic nuclei. On the other hand, there can be no doubt of the propagative nature of such distributed granules in the great majority of protozoa, and in such cases we may, with reason, speak of a definitive germ Fig. 52. Life cycle of Polystomella crispa S. (Lang and Schaudinn). A young form derived from the union of two flagellated gametes (A) de^-elops into an organism with microspheric type of shell. The nucleus increases by mitosis until many n
RMRE3Y5G–. Pathogenic micro-organisms. A text-book of microbiology for physicians and students of medicine. (Based upon Williams' Bacteriology). Bacteriology; Pathogenic bacteria. ;^ # ,(ii^( ^. Pig. 185.—Cyclospora caryolytica. A, Male cells Within the nucleus of the host cell. B and C, Reproduction by multiple division with final rupture of the host nucleus in (C). (From Doflein after Schaudinn.) cytoplasm, while the female type has a clear cytoplasm. The parasites grow rapidly and segment after 4 to 8 hours, the females earlier than the males, and the cells resulting from this segmenta- tion, so-cal
RMRHMPMH–. The Biological bulletin. Biology; Zoology; Biology; Marine Biology. FIGURES 1-3. Bursaria truncatdla. Nuclear relations during encystment and excystment. From Schaudinn-Feulgen preparations. Camera lucida. FIGURE 1. Young cyst. Macronucleus somewhat closely coiled; most of the micronuclei lying alongside macronucleus. FIGURE 2. Immature cyst. All micronuclei now close to macronucleus. These relations are retained in the mature cyst. FIGURE 3. Excysted specimen, immediately after emergence. Macronucleus in form of open loops; micronuclei scattered in cytoplasm. The macronucleus, whether in cy
RMRE08JG–. The Protozoa. Protozoa. Fig. 142. — Paramaba cilhardl Schaud. [SCHAUDINN.] A. Section. B. Speculation. C-H. The flagellated swarm-spores in process of division, k, the Nebenkbrper; n, the nucleus which wraps itself around the division-centre {Nebenkbrper). In Paramceba, although the division-centre {Nebenkbrper) appar- ently plays no part in the nuclear division of the mother-animal, its daughter-parts play the same role in division of the swarm-spores as. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration a
RMRG95F9–. Bulletins of American paleontology. E±±3 1® HE * 8 CO â rmi [Ola] a [X] CM] Greenland Holsteinborg Harbour Pterygocythereis jonesii Cytheropteron angulatum Cytheropteron montrosiense Cytheropteron hamatum Cytheropteron nodosum Semicytherura sp. Heterocyprideis fascis Kangarina septentrionalis Hemicythere borealis Bairdia inflata Cytherois sp. nov Krithe glacialis Rabilimis mirabilis Cytherella abyssorum Loxoconcha guttata Elofsonella concinna Muellerina abyssicola Polycope orbicularis Cytheretta sp. Tetracytherura sp. Species a. Species b.. Spitzbergen Romer & Schaudinn Station 6 Adul
RMRE095J–. The Protozoa. Protozoa. i6o THE PROTOZOA Conjugation in the malaria-causing organism {Plasmodium malaria) is bound up with a change of hosts, thus giving a complicated life- history, which may, and probably does, occur in other kinds of Sporozoa as well, although the phenomenon has been only recently made known.. Fig. 88. — Life-history of a Coccidium. [SCHAUDINN.] a, b, c, schizonts and asexual reproduction (schizogony). The merozoites at c repeat the cycle or pass on to the following stages, d, e,f, development of the female or macrogamete. h, i,J, development of the male flagellated gamet
RMRHK3XK–. The biology of the Protozoa. Protozoa; Protozoa. Fig. 53. — Relation of axial filaments to nuclei. A and B, Camptonema nutans with nuclei partly embedded in the .suljstance of the axial filaments; (x) axial fila- ment; C, section of Actiiwphrys sol with axial filaments arising from intranuclear granules in recently divided nuclei. (After Schaudinn.) cell, the central grain first divides forming an amphiaster consisting of centrosomes, centrodesmose and astral rays made up of the radi- ating fibrils (Fig. 60—see also Trichonympha campaniila). The cen- tral grain, however, takes no part in rep
RMRG95EA–. Bulletins of American paleontology. Spitzbergen Romer & Schaudinn Station 6 Adults Only 1+ +1 Pterygocythereis mucronata Cytheropteron dromedaria Cytheropteron cf. C. rhomboidea Cytheropteron dimlingtonensis Cytheropteron inflatum sensu Sars Semicytherura similis Cluthia cluthae Paracytheridea norvegica Bythocythere simplex Pseudocythere caudata Paracytherois cf. P. flexuosa Palmenella limicola Semicytherura rudis Eucytheridea bradii Celtia quadridentata Krithe producta Thaerocythere crenulata EZI en E â ft- 6ZS B] Franz Joseph Land Cape Flora Composite Text-figure 9 iii. Composition of
RMRE3Y5A–. Pathogenic micro-organisms. A text-book of microbiology for physicians and students of medicine. (Based upon Williams' Bacteriology). Bacteriology; Pathogenic bacteria. 428 SPECIFIC MICRO-ORGANISMS provided with two flagella. The female cells, macrogametocytes, enlarge slowly and produce numerous yolk-like granules in their D. Fig. 186.—Cyclospora caryolytica. A, Female cell (agamete) within the host nucleus. B and C, Multiple division. D, A free young female agamete. {From Dofiein after Schaudinn.) cytoplasm. The nucleus undergoes two reduction (maturation) divisions, and one daughter nucle
RMRE3XP1–. Pathogenic micro-organisms. A text-book of microbiology for physicians and students of medicine. (Based upon Williams' Bacteriology). Bacteriology; Pathogenic bacteria. 4S6 SPECIFIC MICRO-ORGANISMS ated in inflamed intestinal wall. Brooks^ observed Bal. coli in several cases of dysentery in Orangoutangs in the New York Zoological Park and Brumpt^ has been able to transfer balan- tidium infection from monkey to swine and back to monkey. Still there is perhaps some question as to the identity of the para- sites found in man and in hogs. Balantidium Minutum.—Schaudinn in 1899 observed this orga
RMRE4432–. The practical study of malaria and other blood parasites. Malaria; Mosquitoes; Trypanosoma; Blood. I20 salivary glands, but has been observed twice by ScHAUDiNN in the case of sporozoits from a ruptured cyst in the stomach. To Prepare Permanent Preparations of Sporozoits Pressing firmly upon the coverglass, draw it along the slide, so that a film is made on cover- glass and slide. Dry by rapidly waving the slide and the coverglass in the air. Fix both in alcohol, and stain with Romanowsky. Wash, dry, and examine without coverglass with an oil immersion. Jloyi,.! i;i,Kd-. Please note that the
RMRE08HT–. The Protozoa. Protozoa. D Fig. 144. — Nuclear division and spore-formatron in Heliozoa. [SCHAUDINN.] A. A vegetative cell of SpficBrastruni with the axial filaments focussed in a central-granule (division-centre). B-D. Division of the nucleus in Acanthocystis. E, F, Flagellated and amoe- boid swarm-spores formed by budding. G. Exit of the division-centre from the nucleus. Like Paramceba this heliozoon reproduces by swarm-spores; the division-centre, however, takes no part in their formation, but remains intact while the nucleus divides without mitosis. The buds, therefore, contain no portion
RMRJBC6P–. The cell in development and inheritance. Cells. Fig. 138. — Conjugation and formation of the polar bodies in Act'uiopkiys. [SCHAUDINN.] A. Union of the gametes; first polar spindle. B. Fusion of the cell-bodies; a single polar body near the periphery of each. C. Fusion of the nuclei. the final division. In the gregarines Wolters ('91) has observed the formation of an actual polar body as a small cell segmented off from each of the two conjugating animals soon after their union ; but the number of chromo- somes was not deter- mined. Schaudinn ('96, 2) has observed a like process in Acti- uop/
RMRHK1HX–. The biology of the protozoa. Protozoa; Protozoa. y i :>â / jJ-y^-i :.w Y-fr > ... ⢠-. -l -A. Fig. 144.âGametes of Gregarines and Coccidia. A, male and female gametes of Stylorhynchus longicollis; B, Monocystis sp.; C, spermatozoid of Echinomera hispida, to the left the two gametes of Pterocephalus ndbilis; D, gametes of Urospora lagidis; E, of Gregarina ovata; /â¢'. of Schaudinella henleae; and G, of Eirru ria schubi rgi. (From Shellack after Leger, Cut-not, Brasil, Schnitzler and Schaudinn.) ultimately giving rise only to macrogametes, the other only to microgametes, then we are d
RMRE08M8–. The Protozoa. Protozoa. D %&>#'' Fig. 137. — Division in Ammba ciystalligera Schaud. [SCHAUDINN.] s, division-centre. observers have obtained similar results. Maupas ('89) showed that the spindle figure is made up of two distinct parts, and Hertwig ('89, '95) made out the granular character of the chromatin, and in his later work ('95) showed that the resting nucleus as well as the divid- ing nucleus has an achromatic body. The relation of the intra- nuclear body in the resting nucleus and in dividing forms was not made out, although Hertwig assumed that the spindle in the latter is d
RMREAA6W–. Confnces de zoologie faites a Sorbonne. Protozoa. 1^5. Fig^.lJI.GaTnogoTiie de Actinoplrrys ^^/m/i. Schaudinn) i/VKxaA/toio 160«,'f^.'i33). 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 work.. Robert, A. , zoologist; Facultes sciences de Paris. Association amicale des ves et anciens ves. [Paris] : Association amicale des ves et anciens ves de la Facultes sciences de Paris
RMRJD36T–. The cell in development and inheritance. Cells. A C A B C Fig. 138. — Conjugation and formation of the polar bodies in Adbiophrys. [SCHAUDINN.] A. Union of the gametes; first polar spindle. B. Fusion of the cell-bodies; a single polar body near the periphery of each. C. Fusion of the nuclei. the final division. In the gregarines Wolters ('91) has observed the formation of an actual polar body as a small cell segmented off from each of the two conjugating animals soon after their union ; but the number of chromo- somes was not deter- P' fi':''r"'^h:^ mined. Schaudinn ('96, 2) has obser
RMRJBBHX–. The cell in development and inheritance. Cells. A C A B C Fig. 138. — Conjugation and formation of the polar bodies in Adbiophrys. [SCHAUDINN.] A. Union of the gametes; first polar spindle. B. Fusion of the cell-bodies; a single polar body near the periphery of each. C. Fusion of the nuclei. the final division. In the gregarines Wolters ('91) has observed the formation of an actual polar body as a small cell segmented off from each of the two conjugating animals soon after their union ; but the number of chromo- somes was not deter- P' fi':''r"'^h:^ mined. Schaudinn ('96, 2) has obser
RMRHG64H–. Biologisches Zentralblatt. Biology. zoenzelle erscheinen; soweit sie im Kern ihre Lage haben, werden sie in der neueren Literatur allgemein mit dem Namen Karyosom belegt. Im einzelnen herrschen recht mannigfache Verhältnisse. Als ein einfacher, wenig färbbarer „Nukleolus", der sich hantei- förmig durchschnürt, erscheint das Karyosom bei Amoeba crystalligera (Schaudinn). Bei Amoeba Umax führt das große, fast den ganzen Kern einnehmende Karyosom chromatische wie achromatische Sub-. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced f
RMRD2WYR–. Cytology, with special reference to the metazoan nucleus. Cells. f^CS. .r- 4^ ^"" it # H â¢^ ^'%.. â *i â¢^-^â¢^v- ^:*-.^^ tt 'â ^^i^ ...^3&" K Fig. 84. Nuclear division in the asexual cycle of Coccidtum schubergi. (After Schaudinn, Z.J.A., 1900.) A-E, the schizont; F-L, the oocyst. the first few divisions of the zygote nucleus after syngamy, are instructive as showing how nuclei which appear to divide in the most purely amitotic fashion may have undergone a previous reorganization which is presum-* ably connected with the accurate partition of differentiated chromatin el
RMRN5173–. Animal biology. Biology; Zoology; Physiology. A B C D E Fig. 200. — A-E, Bacillus biifschlii: A, cell structure; B, C, spore forma- tion; D, E, germination of a spore; F, various types of spore formation occur- ring among bacilli. (From Smith and others; A-E after Schaudinn.) It is clear that the great majority of organisms are at the mercy of environmental temperatures. This is true of all except the Birds and Mammals. These homothermal animals possess a complex mechanism which maintains their body temperature practically constant; e.g., in Man at 37° C. The heat regulatory mechanism repres
RMRDHDE4–. A manual of zoology. Zoology. Fig. 140. Fig. 141. Fig. 142. Fig. 140.—Lamblia inlesiinalis (aitei Giassi). Front and side views, h, nucleus. Fig. 141.—Trichomonas batrachoriim (after Dobell). ax, axial rod; cs, cytostome; b, blepharoplast; m, undulating membrane; n, nucleus. Fig. 142.—SpirochcEta pallida (after Schaudinn). become macrogametes and others form eight microgametes. Macro- and microgametes unite in the intestine of the mosquito, Culex pipiens, to a zygote (ookinete), which grows to a large multinucleate body (fig. 139, a-c). From this, together with the formation of a residual bo
RMRE3Y54–. Pathogenic micro-organisms. A text-book of microbiology for physicians and students of medicine. (Based upon Williams' Bacteriology). Bacteriology; Pathogenic bacteria. Fig. 186.—Cyclospora caryolytica. A, Female cell (agamete) within the host nucleus. B and C, Multiple division. D, A free young female agamete. {From Dofiein after Schaudinn.) cytoplasm. The nucleus undergoes two reduction (maturation) divisions, and one daughter nucleus remains while the others A B C D. E P G H Fig. 187.—Cyclospora caryolytica. >1, Fertilization. B, Fertilized cell. C, Fer- tilized cell (oocyst) with cyst
RMRE08N6–. The Protozoa. Protozoa. ^KL E Fig. 134. — Types of nuclei. [A. Calcituba polymorpha Roboz, from SCHAUDINN. B. Colptdium colpoda, from a preparation. C. Euglena vlridis Ehr. irom a preparation. D. letramiius ctulomo- nas, n. sp. E. Noctiluca miliaris Sur., from a preparation.] A single karyosome (A) becomes vesicular, and ultimately gives rise to several daughter-karyo- somes (so-called "fragmentation" Schaudinn). Several karyosomes in Noctduca (E) hold the chromatin, the rest of the nucleus is filled with "achromatic " granules. In Tetramitus chilomonas (D) the chromatin
RMRPWAW9–. Allgemeine Biologie;. Konstitution der Kerne 287 (msm) .¥ Fig. 2. Kernteilung von Spongomonas uvella mit Centriolteilung, in E die Tochtercentriole bereits wieder geteilt. Nach Hartmann und Chagas.. größerer Wahrscheinlichkeit als ein durch heteropole Teilung entstandener zwei- ter Kern, dessen generative Komponente dauernd rückgebildet ist. Eine dieser beiden Auffassungen trifft auch fraglos für das Centrosom der xeiiwertige Metazoenzelle zu. Für die Genese des Geißelapparates gilt, wie Schaudinn und "^'^^ ^"' V. Prowazek zuerst gezeigt haben, nun sicher die letztere. So entsteht
RMRHKDKB–. Biologisches Zentralblatt. Biology. 82 Kliumbler, Zellleib-. Schalen- und Kern-Versclimelziingen bei Rhizopoden. lassen^ ob sie nicht auch zu anderen Zeiten vorkommen, da ich durch andere Arbeiten verhindert war, in diesem Sommer und Herbst mit der nötigen Sorgfalt nach ihnen zu suchen und da überdies meine Kulturen an Individuenzahl sehr abgenommen haben bezw. vollständig ausgestorben sind. 4. Die Cytogamie und die Fortpflanzungsarten der Foraminiferen. Eine Verschmelzung der Zellleiber ohne Karyogamie kommt auch bei einigen Foraminiferen vor. Schaudinn hat sie hei Patellina corru- gata Wil
RMRN8P6B–. Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative. Mechaniker, Leipzig I Specialität: Mikrotome, Messer und Nebenapparate. Preisverzeichnis auf Verlangen kostenfrei. Verlag Th. G. Fisher & Co., Cassel (Hessen). KeHer-Andreae, Tiere der Vorwelt, wand-iafein: i. stei- lers Seekuh. 2. Ichtyosaurus. 3. Mammuth. 4. Triceratops u. Agathaumas. 5. Plesiosauren. 6. Riesenhirsch. Wird fortgesetzt. Auf Leinwand mit Stäben Mark 48.—. Format jeder Tafel 102 X 130 cm- Leuckart-Chun, Wandtafeln über wirbellose Tiere. I. 102. Malariatafel von Fr. Schaudinn. I. 103. Coccidientafel von Fr. Schaudinn. (Format je
RMREB555–. Confnces de zoologie faites a Sorbonne. Protozoa. -n- 3.^ (Baitroôûme cji^ Ç)AA9toXAyoAA£^ j ^ ceAAOAyO^&.,iYAya/iiA. /vwyU/0 AAe^/i.<9vt/5 dui ce- A^rnA^.. Fid.lS^cantliocvstis aculeata '^ Kertw.aLëss: (Im. Schaudinn) H)((a.gu^vl<340,XXl,^ -165).. 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 work.. Robert, A. , zoologist; Facultes sciences de Paris. Association amicale des ves et anciens ves. [Paris] : Associatio
RMRHKC35–. Biologisches Zentralblatt. Biology. Epstein, Beiträge zur Kenntnis von I'leistophora penplamtae. ()79 Dagegen stimmen die von mir beobachteten Bilder im wesentlichen mit dem von Schaudinn bei der Teilung von Coccidiuiii Schubergi als Zwischenkörper beschriebenen Gebilde überein. Er zeigt in mancher Hinsicht auch viel gemeinschaftliches mit ähnlichen Ge- bilden, welche bei den Teilungen von tierischen und pflanzlichen Zellen schon öfters beschrieben worden sind. An die erste Teilung kann sich eine zweite prinzipiell in gleicher Weise verlaufende unmittelbar anschließen (Fig. 3, 6). Fig. 1. Fi
RMRHG4M3–. The biology of the protozoa. Protozoa; Protozoa. m B 7§b ^ tAAitefa â¢> 5& x< ."*.'â â *. i; »â *»" â â â¢---*,"« Vâ Fig. 50.âNuclear division and budding in Heliozoa. A, Vegetative cell of Spfuu r- astrum with axial filaments focussed in a central granule (centroblepharoplast); B, C, D, division of central granule and spindle formation in Acanthocystis aculeata; E, F, formation of buds of same; G, exit of central granule from the nucleus of young cells. (After Schaudinn.) £. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have bee
RMRE62CA–. Craspedote Medusen. Jellyfishes. XII 232 Hartlaub. 1898. Oberfläche, nicht selten und fast alle Exemplare mit hochgradig entwickelter Gonade (Römer und Schaudinn 1898). Weißes Meer: Solowetzki Bucht, Sommer (Wagner, Meresch- kowsky, Birula, Linko); in der Tauben Bucht, 'im südlichen Teil der Solowetzki Bucht und im Sajazkischen Meerbusen (Schlater). Matotschkin Scharr, 13. Juli 1875, Schwedische Novaja Semlja Exped. zahlr. Exempl. Barents Meer, Linko 1904. Murman Küste, in den Fjorden in bedeutenden Tiefen; auch im östlichen Barents Meer zwischen der Halbinsel Kanin und der Insel Kolgujew, e
RMRN8GH9–. Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative. Verlag Th. Gr. Fisher & Co., Cassel (Hessen). Keller-Andreae, Tiere der Vorwelt- wand-Tafein: 1, stei- lers Seekuh. 2. Ichtyosaurus. 3. Mammuth. 4. Triceratops u. Agathaumas. 5. Plesiosauren. 6. Riesenhirsch. Wird fortgesetzt. Auf Leinwand mit Stäben Mark 48.—. Format jeder Tafel 102 X 130 cm. Leuckart-Chun, Wandtafeln über wirbellose Tiere. I. 102. Malariatafel von Fr. Schaudinn. I. 103. Coccidientafel von Fr. Schaudinn. (Format jeder Tafel 140 X 200 cm.) ä Mark 16.— aufgezogen. Chun, Wandtafeln über Wirbeltiere. Tafei n. 10 Am- phibia, Syste
RMRN8GDX–. Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative. Verlag Th. GL Fisher & Co., Cassel (Hessen). Keller-Andreae, Tiere der Vorwelt. wand-Taiein: 1. stei- lers Seekuh. 2. Ichtyosaurus. 3. Mammuth. 4. Triceratops u. Agathaumas. 5. Plesiosauren. 6. Riesenhirsch. Wird fortgesetzt. Auf Leinwand mit Stäben Mark 48.—. Format jeder Tafel 102 X 130 cm. Leuckart-Chun, WandtS^^ I. 102. Malariatafel von Fr. Schaudinn. I. 103. Coccidientafel von Fr. Schaudinnr (Format jeder Tafel 140 X 200 cm.) ä Mark 16.— aufgezogen. Chun, Wandtafeln über Wirbeltiere. Tafei n. 10 Am- phibia, Systema vasorum. Tafel II. 11 A
RMRHKDM5–. Biologisches Zentralblatt. Biology. / i W l J ' ' â-â^ lii. Fig. 9. Rediiktionskörperbilduüg und Karyogamie von ActinopJirys sol Elirbg. nach Schaudinn. Vergr ca. 850/1. Conserv.: Sublimatalkohol. Fäibung: mit Eisenoxydaramoniak-Hämatoxylin nach Ben da-Heidenhain. Fig. I zwei kopulierte freischwimmende Individuen; K =: Kern; Psar= Pseudo- podienaxen. Fig. II: Beginn der Eucystierung; (r = Gallerthülle; II = innere Cystenhülle; K â =. Kerne, die iu der Knäuelbildung begriffen sind. Fig. III: Bildung der Reduktionsspindeln {Bsp). Fig. IV: Bildung der Reduktions- körper {RK). die redu
RMRN8P80–. Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative. Verlag Tli. G. Fisher & Co., Cassel (Hessen). - Keller-Andreae, Tiere der Vorwelt. wand-Tafein: i. stei- lers Seekuh. 2. Ichtyosaurus. 3. Mammuth. 4. Triceratops u. Agathaumas. 5. Plesiosauren. (5. Riesenhirsch. Wird fortgesetzt. Auf Leinwand mit Stäben Mark 48.—. Format jeder Tafel 102 X 130 cm. Leuckart-Chun, Wandtafeln über wirbellose Tiere. I. 102. Malariatafel von Fr. Schaudinn. I. 103. Coccidientafel von Fr. Schaudinn. (Format jeder Tafel 140 X 200 cm0 & Mark 16.— aufgezogen. Chun, Wandtafeln über Wirbeltiere. Tafei n. 10 Am- phibia,
RMRN8G9M–. Anatomischer Anzeiger. Anatomy, Comparative. r Verlag Tli. G. Fisher & Co. Cassel (Hessen). Keller-Andreae, Tiere der Vorwelt. wand-Tafein: i. stei- lers Seekuh. 2. Ichtyosaurus. 3. Mammuth. 4. Triceratops u. Agathaumas. 5, Plesiosauren. 6. Riesenhirsch. Wird fortgesetzt. Auf Leinwand mit Stäben Mark 48.—. Format jeder Tafel 102 X 130 cm. Leuckart-Chun, Wandtafeln über wirbellose Tiere. I. 102. Malariatafel von Fr. Schaudmn. I. 103. Coccidientafel von Fr. Schaudinn. (Format jeder Tafel 140 X 200 cm.) ä Mark 16.— aufgezogen. Chun, Wandtafeln über Wirbeltiere. Tafei k 10 Am- phibia, System
RMRHWAY6–. Bergens Museums aarbog. Science. 1906] Eclnnodermen von „Michael Sårs" 1900—1903 gesammelt. 71 von 125 mm.1) Der Eisbrecher „Jermak" bekam im Sommer 1901 eins, dessen Armradius 61 mm. war.2) Yon Turner Sund envahnt Mortensen ein Exemplar mit Armradius von 80 mm.3) Von der. Fig. 9. Solaster furcifer von Stat. 87, 1901. Discovery Bay beschreiben Duncan utid Sladen eins mit Armradius von 82 mm.4) Die Masse des grossten Exemplares, was „Vorin- 1) Romer und Schaudinn, Fauna Arctica, vol.-1, 1900, p. 467. 2) Ann. Musée Zool. Acad. Imp. Sei. St. Petersbourg vol. 9, 1904, p. 168. 3) Meddel
RMRD4XK9–. The Danish Ingolf-Expedition. Scientific expeditions; Arctic Ocean. ACTINIARIA 240. Bismarck Strait. 78°58',5 N. 20°35'E. 35 m (Romer & Schaudinn-Exp. St. 45). Unicorn Bay. 78°4o'N. 2i°3i'E. 60 ni (Romer & Schaudinn-Exp. St. 46). Great fiord, Changing point. 78°I5' N. 20°o' E. 105—iiom. (Romer & Schaudinn- Exp. St. 6). W. Thymen Strait. 78°i4'N. 2i°45'E. 38 m (Romer & Schaudinn-Exp. St. 47). R3'k-ys-Islets. 77°49'N. 25°i2'E. 60—80 m (Romer & Schaudinn-Exp. St. 49). West Spitzbergen. Bell Sound. 30—35 fms. (Torell). Norway-—Bear Island. 72°53' N. 2i°5i' E. 408 m. Bottom te
RMRCDJ9J–. Diseases of metabolism and of the blood, animal parasites, toxicology. Constitutional diseases; Metabolism; Blood; Medical parasitology; Poisons; Metabolic Diseases; Hematologic Diseases; Poisons; Parasitic Diseases. Fig. 30.—Balantidium Minutum. Fig. 31.—Nyctotherus Faba. n, nucleus; cv, contractile vacuole. (After mi.n, micro nucleus; ma.m, macronucleus. Schaudinn.) (After Schaudinn.) which follow. Vorticelli, which, according to Lindner, are said to infest man, cannot yet be recognized as parasitic structures. This embraces the principal protozoa which occur in man. We now come to the mor
RMRCJ2MP–. Die Malaria, Studien eines Zoologen. Malaria. VI B. Fig. 13- Schematische Darstellung des Zeugungskreises von Trichosphaerium Sieboldi Schm. ^Nach Fritz Schaudinn aus Lang.) I. Ausgebildeter Amphiout. lA und IB ambulante Vermehrung desselben und zwar IA Zweiteilung, IB Zerschnün:ngsteilung.. 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 work.. Grassi, Battista, 1854-1925. Jena, Fischer
RMRCRXAX–. Deutsche Südpolar-Expedition, 1901-1903, im Auftrage des Reichsamtes des Innern. Gauss (Ship); Scientific expeditions; Antarctica. Vanhöffen, Craspedote Medusen. :;s7 ,Fauna arctica" von Römer & Schaudinn J Über Farbe und Zeichnung der nordischen Ptychogastria polaris ist nichts bekannt. Du die antarktische Art sich durch geringere Größe, aber durch gerundete Magenfalten und stärker ent- wickelte Gonaden auszeichnet und ein eingehender Vergleich mit der arktischen wegen der ver- schiedenen Größe der mir vorliegenden Exemplare nicht durchführbar ist, so muß ich sie in An- betracht de
RMRD1M6J–. Dansk ornithologisk forenings tidsskrift. Birds -- Periodicals; Birds -- Denmark Periodicals. fimen drives ret hurtigt fremad i en Vædske. Hvorledes deres Udseende er hos de forskelhge Dyreklasser, vil fremgaa af Fig. 113, og W. Waldeyer siger om Fuglenes: »Man kan adskille to For- mer af Fugle-Sædfim; den ene Form findes hos de allerfleste Fugleordener og slutter sig til Krybdyrenes, den anden, der er. Fig. 112. Kopulation Sif to Soldyr (Actinophrys), efter Schaudinn. Se Teksten. 1 Cellekærne, 2 indirekte (karyokinetisk) Kærnedeling, 3 udskilte Polceller, 4 den mindskede Kærne, 5 Kærnerne s
RMRCJHTH–. Die Hydroiden der arktischen Meere : mit Tafel II-IV und Figuren im Text. Hydrozoa. Die Hydroiden der arktischen Meere. 147 muricatum eine Hauptform bildet, greifen nur äußerst selten andere Arten in sein Variationsgebiet über. Die Möglichkeit kann jedoch nicht bezweifelt werden, daß sterile Kolonien dieser Art ab und zu mit dem Halecium Beani Johnston verwechselt seien, da eine gewisse Aehnlichkeit in dem Hydrothekenbau zu finden ist. Merk- würdigerweise kam die letztgenannte Art in dem großen Material, das von Römer und Schaudinn heimgebracht wurde, überhaupt nicht vor. Ihr Vorkommen in de
RMRD1K38–. Dansk ornithologisk forenings tidsskrift. Birds; Birds. fimen drives ret hurtigt fremad i en Vædske. Hvorledes deres Udseende er hos de forskelHge Dyreklasser, vil fremgaa af Fig. 113, og W. Waldeyer siger om Fuglenes: »Man kan adskille to For- mer af Fugle-Sædfim; den ene Form findes hos de allerfleste Fugleordener og slutter sig til Krybdyrenes, den anden, der er. Fig. 112. Kopulation af to Sodyr (Actinophvys), efter Schaudinn. Se Teksten. 1 Cellekærne, 2 indirekte (kar3'okinetisk) Kærnedeling, S udskilte Polceller, 4 den mindskede Kærne, 5 Kærnerne smelter sammen, 6 en ny indirekte Kærne
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