Note 32 — PHILOSOPHY OF LIFE. (continued 3)
A. J. W. (Alexander James William) Morrison translation
Although, in the case of the entozoa, the induction is not very large, still, of some of them it is an established fact that they are generated from ova, and it is therefore a fair presumption that such is the general law, and that these parasitical beings are, in every case, hatched from ova, which are every where present, but remain undeveloped until they meet with the necessary nutriment and heat for their development.—Trans.