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of Polychaeta,273Otomesostoma,46,49Otoplana,50Oudemans, on Nemertinea,108Ovary (and Oviduct), ofLeptoplana,11,14,16;of Polyclads,27;ofPlanaria,38,39;of Rhabdocoelida,47;ofTemnocephala,54;of Polystomatidae,57;ofDiplozoon,60;ofGyrodactylus,61;ofDistomum macrostomum,65;ofCalliobothrium,75;ofArchigetes,76;ofSchistocephalus,86;ofRhopalura,95;of Myzostoma,343—see also Reproductive organsOvicell, in Cheilostomata,466,466,468,481,482,484,522f.,525;in Cyclostomata,479,480,521,525Oviduct—see OvaryOwenia,325Ox, parasites of,79,83,125,139,140,143Oxysoma,139,142Oxyuris,129,131,135,139,141,160;O. ambigua,141;O. curvula,141,163;O. diesingi,141,142;O. vermicularis,141,163;O. blattae,O. blatticola,O. hydrophili,O. megatyphlon,O. spirotheca,142Paddle worm,313Paedogenesis,151Pagenstecher, on Nemertinea,99Palaemonetes, host ofNectonema,174Palaeonemertea,109,112;characters,111;development,113Palaeozoic, Serpulidae,301;Eunicidae,302;Polyzoa,520Paleae, ofSabellaria,267Palmicellaria,527,528Palolo viridis, as food,297Palps, ofNereis,248,255;nerves to,254;of Polychaeta,260f.;development of, in Sabelliformia,275;of Hermelliformia,306;of Syllidae,307Paludicella,492,494,501,502,505,518Paludicola,30,42Panthalis,313Paragnaths,248,250,316Parapodium, ofNereis,246,247;of Polychaeta,264f.;of Heteronereid,276,277;muscles of,247;glands of,249,314;ofMyzostoma,342Paraseison,212,225,226Parasitic, Turbellaria,51;Polyclads,22;Triclads,32;Rhabdocoela,45,51;Nemertinea,101,119;Rotifers,204,227;Polychaeta,297;Leeches,406Parasitism, effect on the parasite,161,177;effects on the host,162Parenchyma, inLeptoplana,11,12;of Müller's larva,29;in Triclads,41;in Acoela,42;in Cestodes,85,86Parovaria, ofPhagocata,38n.Parthenogenesis, amongst Rotifers,200Pectinaria,330;body,259;tube,285,287;P. auricoma, tube,288;P. belgica,330Pectinatella,496,497,505,512,518;statoblast,502Pedalion,200,201,206,211,216,223,224,225,228,230Pedalionidae,223Pedetes,224Pedicellina,487,488,490,506,507,518;larva,510,513;budding,514;on Polychaeta,299Pelagic, Nemertinea,101,114;Chaetognatha,189; Rotifera,226;Polychaeta,291,294,314;larvae of Polychaeta,300, of Polyzoa,520Pelagobia,314Pelagonemertes,101,114Pelodera,129,131,133Pelodrilus,369,377Pelodytes,134Penis, ofLeptoplana,14,15;of Polyclads,27;ofPlanaria,38,39;of Rhabdocoelida,47;ofTemnocephala,54;ofCalliobothrium,75;ofSchistocephalus(cirrus-sac),86Pennant, on Hirudinea,406n.Pereyaslawzewa, on Acoela,44n.Pergens, on Polyzoa,500Perichaeta,351,357,358,372,381,381f.,388,394,403Perichaetidae,357,362,380Perienteric, blood-sinus,252Perionyx,381Perissogaster,383Peristome,481,482,522,524Peristomial (tentacular) cirri, ofNereis,248;of Polychaeta,263;nerves to,254Peristomium, ofNereis,248;of Polychaeta,263;of Sabellidae,336Perrier, on Oligochaeta,367,385Petalostoma,422,426,430,447Petromyzon, host ofGordius,173Petta, intestine of,271Phagocata,31,32Phalacrophorus,314Phanerocephala,258,303Pharynx,4;ofLeptoplana,8,9,12,14;of Polyclads,17,24;ofDiscocelis,23;development of, in Polyclads,29,30;of Triclads,31,37,39;ofTemnocephala,53,54;of Polystomatidae,56;of Digenea,62,64;ofNereis,249,250,251;of Polychaeta,269Phascolion,423,425,428Phascolosoma,416,420,423,425,428,447;as host ofLoxosoma,489Philippi, on Hirudinea,406Philodina,208,222,227Philodinidae,222Phoronis,450f.,451,452,453,455;habits,451;anatomy,453f.,457;development,458,458;species,460;affinities,461,512Phosphorescence (and light-producing organs), in Rotifers,226;in Polychaeta,272,295,296;in Oligochaeta,368;in Polyzoa,478Photodrilus,368,383Photogen (light-producing organ), ofPolyophthalmus,272;ofTomopteris,296,315Phreodrilus,369,379Phreoryctes,367,377Phreoryctidae,376Phylactella,528,530Phylactolaemata,476,493f.,518;lophophore,476,495;occurrence,493;movements,494,496f.;reproduction,501,506,507;larva,511,512;distribution,493,504;affinities,512Phyllacanthinae,91Phyllobothrinae,91Phyllobothrium,76n.,91Phyllocotyle,73Phyllodoce,313,314;head,262,263:eggs,275,314n.;colours,291,292;parapodium,264;chaeta,267Phyllodocidae,258,313;parapodial cirri,266;as food,297;eggs,314;colours,292,293Phyllodocites,302Phyllonella,73Phymosoma,413,420,421,423f.,425,426Physaloptera,163Pig, parasites of,68,79,139,147,184Pigments, of Polychaeta,291f.;of Gephyrea,435Pike, Trematode of,62;Cestode of,81,84Pilidium larva,113,113,229,230Pionosyllis,308Piscicola,393,406Pista,328;gill of,329Pits, ciliated, of Polychaeta,272,273Placostegus, colour,292;from deep sea,300Placunella,73Plagiochaeta,358,381,384Plagiostoma,46;British species,50Plagiostomatidae,50Planaria,30,31f.,39;British species,42Planarians,3,7;Dinophilus, compared with,242,243Planariidae,42Planctoplana,19Plankton, Rotifers in,225Planocera,18,19,20Planoceridae,19,23Planorbis, host ofGordius,173Plants, parasites on,154,155,157,160Plasmodium, nature of, in Orthonectids,94Plate, on Rotifers,198,225n.Platyaspis,73Platycotyle,73Platyhelminthes,3f.;Nemertinea classed with,119Plectanocotyle,73Plectus,160Pleionogaster,381Plerocercoid larva,84Plessis, du, onTetrastemma lacustre,101n.,118Pleurocotyle,73Pleurotrocha,224,226Ploesoma,212,225Ploima,202,203,212,213,216,220,223,226,227Plumatella,493,494,499,503-505,518,519;protrusion of polypides,499;statoblasts,499,502,503;larva,512Podal membrane, of Spionidae,322Podaxonia,461Polyarthra,201,224,226Polybostrichus,280Polycelis,30,31,40,42Polychaeta,241,245f.;classification,257,258,303f,;head,248,259f.;parapodium,246,264f.;chaetae,246,266f.;coelomic fluid,252;nervous system,254;sense-organs,255,272;ciliated pits,272;alimentary canal, with pharynx,249,250,251,269,270,271;oesophageal glands,271f.;nephridium,253,254,269,274;genital duct,254,269;genital cells,256,273f.;hermaphrodite,273;regeneration,278,282;habits,285;carnivorous,304;distribution,299;from fresh water,284;from deep sea,300;pelagic,291,314;boring,287;tubes,287;pigments,291;colours,291f.;warning colours,294;protective devices and mimicry,293;phosphorescent,295;food of,296,299;as bait,296,297;as food for man,297;commensalism,297f.;parasitic,297f.;as hosts,299;extinct,301,302;larva,274,276,300;

of Polychaeta,273

Otomesostoma,46,49

Otoplana,50

Oudemans, on Nemertinea,108

Ovary (and Oviduct), ofLeptoplana,11,14,16;

of Polyclads,27;

ofPlanaria,38,39;

of Rhabdocoelida,47;

ofTemnocephala,54;

of Polystomatidae,57;

ofDiplozoon,60;

ofGyrodactylus,61;

ofDistomum macrostomum,65;

ofCalliobothrium,75;

ofArchigetes,76;

ofSchistocephalus,86;

ofRhopalura,95;

of Myzostoma,343—see also Reproductive organs

Ovicell, in Cheilostomata,466,466,468,481,482,484,522f.,525;

in Cyclostomata,479,480,521,525

Oviduct—see Ovary

Owenia,325

Ox, parasites of,79,83,125,139,140,143

Oxysoma,139,142

Oxyuris,129,131,135,139,141,160;

O. ambigua,141;

O. curvula,141,163;

O. diesingi,141,142;

O. vermicularis,141,163;

O. blattae,O. blatticola,O. hydrophili,O. megatyphlon,O. spirotheca,142

Paddle worm,313

Paedogenesis,151

Pagenstecher, on Nemertinea,99

Palaemonetes, host ofNectonema,174

Palaeonemertea,109,112;

characters,111;

development,113

Palaeozoic, Serpulidae,301;

Eunicidae,302;

Polyzoa,520

Paleae, ofSabellaria,267

Palmicellaria,527,528

Palolo viridis, as food,297

Palps, ofNereis,248,255;

nerves to,254;

of Polychaeta,260f.;

development of, in Sabelliformia,275;

of Hermelliformia,306;

of Syllidae,307

Paludicella,492,494,501,502,505,518

Paludicola,30,42

Panthalis,313

Paragnaths,248,250,316

Parapodium, ofNereis,246,247;

of Polychaeta,264f.;

of Heteronereid,276,277;

muscles of,247;

glands of,249,314;

ofMyzostoma,342

Paraseison,212,225,226

Parasitic, Turbellaria,51;

Polyclads,22;

Triclads,32;

Rhabdocoela,45,51;

Nemertinea,101,119;

Rotifers,204,227;

Polychaeta,297;

Leeches,406

Parasitism, effect on the parasite,161,177;

effects on the host,162

Parenchyma, inLeptoplana,11,12;

of Müller's larva,29;

in Triclads,41;

in Acoela,42;

in Cestodes,85,86

Parovaria, ofPhagocata,38n.

Parthenogenesis, amongst Rotifers,200

Pectinaria,330;

body,259;

tube,285,287;

P. auricoma, tube,288;

P. belgica,330

Pectinatella,496,497,505,512,518;

statoblast,502

Pedalion,200,201,206,211,216,223,224,225,228,230

Pedalionidae,223

Pedetes,224

Pedicellina,487,488,490,506,507,518;

larva,510,513;

budding,514;

on Polychaeta,299

Pelagic, Nemertinea,101,114;

Chaetognatha,189; Rotifera,226;

Polychaeta,291,294,314;

larvae of Polychaeta,300, of Polyzoa,520

Pelagobia,314

Pelagonemertes,101,114

Pelodera,129,131,133

Pelodrilus,369,377

Pelodytes,134

Penis, ofLeptoplana,14,15;

of Polyclads,27;

ofPlanaria,38,39;

of Rhabdocoelida,47;

ofTemnocephala,54;

ofCalliobothrium,75;

ofSchistocephalus(cirrus-sac),86

Pennant, on Hirudinea,406n.

Pereyaslawzewa, on Acoela,44n.

Pergens, on Polyzoa,500

Perichaeta,351,357,358,372,381,381f.,388,394,403

Perichaetidae,357,362,380

Perienteric, blood-sinus,252

Perionyx,381

Perissogaster,383

Peristome,481,482,522,524

Peristomial (tentacular) cirri, ofNereis,248;

of Polychaeta,263;

nerves to,254

Peristomium, ofNereis,248;

of Polychaeta,263;

of Sabellidae,336

Perrier, on Oligochaeta,367,385

Petalostoma,422,426,430,447

Petromyzon, host ofGordius,173

Petta, intestine of,271

Phagocata,31,32

Phalacrophorus,314

Phanerocephala,258,303

Pharynx,4;

ofLeptoplana,8,9,12,14;

of Polyclads,17,24;

ofDiscocelis,23;

development of, in Polyclads,29,30;

of Triclads,31,37,39;

ofTemnocephala,53,54;

of Polystomatidae,56;

of Digenea,62,64;

ofNereis,249,250,251;

of Polychaeta,269

Phascolion,423,425,428

Phascolosoma,416,420,423,425,428,447;

as host ofLoxosoma,489

Philippi, on Hirudinea,406

Philodina,208,222,227

Philodinidae,222

Phoronis,450f.,451,452,453,455;

habits,451;

anatomy,453f.,457;

development,458,458;

species,460;

affinities,461,512

Phosphorescence (and light-producing organs), in Rotifers,226;

in Polychaeta,272,295,296;

in Oligochaeta,368;

in Polyzoa,478

Photodrilus,368,383

Photogen (light-producing organ), ofPolyophthalmus,272;

ofTomopteris,296,315

Phreodrilus,369,379

Phreoryctes,367,377

Phreoryctidae,376

Phylactella,528,530

Phylactolaemata,476,493f.,518;

lophophore,476,495;

occurrence,493;

movements,494,496f.;

reproduction,501,506,507;

larva,511,512;

distribution,493,504;

affinities,512

Phyllacanthinae,91

Phyllobothrinae,91

Phyllobothrium,76n.,91

Phyllocotyle,73

Phyllodoce,313,314;

head,262,263:

eggs,275,314n.;

colours,291,292;

parapodium,264;

chaeta,267

Phyllodocidae,258,313;

parapodial cirri,266;

as food,297;

eggs,314;

colours,292,293

Phyllodocites,302

Phyllonella,73

Phymosoma,413,420,421,423f.,425,426

Physaloptera,163

Pig, parasites of,68,79,139,147,184

Pigments, of Polychaeta,291f.;

of Gephyrea,435

Pike, Trematode of,62;

Cestode of,81,84

Pilidium larva,113,113,229,230

Pionosyllis,308

Piscicola,393,406

Pista,328;

gill of,329

Pits, ciliated, of Polychaeta,272,273

Placostegus, colour,292;

from deep sea,300

Placunella,73

Plagiochaeta,358,381,384

Plagiostoma,46;

British species,50

Plagiostomatidae,50

Planaria,30,31f.,39;

British species,42

Planarians,3,7;

Dinophilus, compared with,242,243

Planariidae,42

Planctoplana,19

Plankton, Rotifers in,225

Planocera,18,19,20

Planoceridae,19,23

Planorbis, host ofGordius,173

Plants, parasites on,154,155,157,160

Plasmodium, nature of, in Orthonectids,94

Plate, on Rotifers,198,225n.

Platyaspis,73

Platycotyle,73

Platyhelminthes,3f.;

Nemertinea classed with,119

Plectanocotyle,73

Plectus,160

Pleionogaster,381

Plerocercoid larva,84

Plessis, du, onTetrastemma lacustre,101n.,118

Pleurocotyle,73

Pleurotrocha,224,226

Ploesoma,212,225

Ploima,202,203,212,213,216,220,223,226,227

Plumatella,493,494,499,503-505,518,519;

protrusion of polypides,499;

statoblasts,499,502,503;

larva,512

Podal membrane, of Spionidae,322

Podaxonia,461

Polyarthra,201,224,226

Polybostrichus,280

Polycelis,30,31,40,42

Polychaeta,241,245f.;

classification,257,258,303f,;

head,248,259f.;

parapodium,246,264f.;

chaetae,246,266f.;

coelomic fluid,252;

nervous system,254;

sense-organs,255,272;

ciliated pits,272;

alimentary canal, with pharynx,249,250,251,269,270,271;

oesophageal glands,271f.;

nephridium,253,254,269,274;

genital duct,254,269;

genital cells,256,273f.;

hermaphrodite,273;

regeneration,278,282;

habits,285;

carnivorous,304;

distribution,299;

from fresh water,284;

from deep sea,300;

pelagic,291,314;

boring,287;

tubes,287;

pigments,291;

colours,291f.;

warning colours,294;

protective devices and mimicry,293;

phosphorescent,295;

food of,296,299;

as bait,296,297;

as food for man,297;

commensalism,297f.;

parasitic,297f.;

as hosts,299;

extinct,301,302;

larva,274,276,300;


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