tunicata

IPA: tˈunɪkʌtʌ

Examples of "tunicata" in Sentences

X Mttiahw AinSc* Cere$ tunicata ftans k vtraque uedam.
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Many salps in the group Tunicata don't have a larval stage any more.
Mulier tunicata et tutulata ft.d. ra« mum, f. icunculne capiti 1nnixa # ad pedes ftanti.
The var. _tunicata_, for this same reason, has been considered to be the original wild form, from which the other varieties of corn have originated.
In this are comprised the six higher stems of the animal kingdom, the annulata and their descendants, the mollusca, echinoderma, articulata, tunicata, and vertebrata.
A very curious instance of reduced bracts, developing [641] to unusual size, is afforded by a variety of corn, which is called _Zea Mays cryptosperma_, or _Zea Mays tunicata_.
Here he adopts the investigations of A. Kowalewsky, and the deductions of Häckel founded upon them, concerning the larva of the ascidiæ, a genus of marine mollusca of the order tunicata, and sees in a cord, to be found in this larva, most decided relationship to the spine of the lancelet fish or amphioxus, the lowest of all the vertebrates, it being yet doubtful whether it belongs at all to the vertebrates.