The works of Francis Maitland Balfour, Volume 2 (of 4) : $b A treatise on comparative embryology: InvertebrataBalfour, Francis M. (Francis Maitland)
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The works of Francis Maitland Balfour, Volume 2 (of 4) : $b A treatise on comparative embryology: Invertebrata
Balfour, Francis M. (Francis Maitland)
Embryology; Zoology
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[Conf. also works by Farre, Hincks, Van Beneden, Dalyell, Nordmann.]
CHAPTER XI.
BRACHIOPODA[128].
[128] The classification of the Brachiopoda adopted in the
present chapter is shewn in the subjoined table:
I. Articulata. { _a._ Rhynchonellidæ.
{ _b._ Terebratulidæ.
{ _a._ Lingulidæ.
II. Inarticulata. { _b._ Craniadæ.
{ _c._ Discinidæ.
The observations which have been made on the developmental history of
the Brachiopoda have thrown very considerable light on the systematic
position of this somewhat isolated group.
_Development of the Layers._
For our knowledge of the early stages in the development of the
Brachiopoda we are almost entirely indebted to Kowalevsky[129] (No.
326). His researches extend to four forms, Argiope, Terebratula,
Terebratulina, and Thecidium. The early development of the first three
of these takes place on one plan, and that of Thecidium on a second
plan.
[129] Kowalevsky's Memoir is unfortunately written in Russian.
The account in the text is derived from an inspection of his
figures, and from an abstract in Hoffmann and Schwalbe's
_Jahresberichte_ for 1873.
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