In the labyrinthic water that fills the auscultory vesicle there are small stones at the points of entry of the acoustic nerves, which are composed of groups of microscopic calcareous crystals (otoliths).
Their raiment consists of innumerable skirts, lappets and irregular wings, of all cloths and of all colours; through the labyrinthic intricacies of which their bodies are introduced by some unknown process.
Their raiment consists of innumerable skirts, lappets and irregular wings, of all cloths and of all colors; through the labyrinthicintricacies of which their bodies are introduced by some unknown process.
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