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The Principles of Biology, Volume 2 (of 2)

Note 20 — Chapter IV · THE MORPHOLOGICAL COMPOSITION OF ANIMALS.

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It has been pointed out that I have here understated the evidence of physiological integration. An instance of it among Hydrozoa is shown in Fig. 151, but by a strange oversight I have forgotten to name the various cases furnished by the Siphonophora in which the individual polypes of a compound aggregate are greatly specialized in adaptation to different functions.

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