All the qualities of mind whether in man or in the planetary gods, whether in the moneron or the tyrannosaur, in the mountain or the oak, reside in kosmic potency in the quintopyknon.
From the moneron he proceeds to the amoeba--a simple cell, with a kernel, which still corresponds to the egg of man in its first state.
According to our view, this common primaeval organism can have been nothing but a Moneron which took its origin by spontaneous generation.
The entire Moneron with its form-changing processes.
History of the Life of the most Simple Organism, a Moneron (Protomyxa aurantiaca).
Besides this, I here add a drawing of the form of Bathybius, that remarkable Moneron discovered by Huxley, which lives in the greatest depths of the sea in the shape of naked lumps of protoplasm and reticular mucus (vol.
This process differs from the previously described self-division of the Moneron only in the fact that at the commencement the firmer cell-kernel (nucleus) falls into two halves, by a pinching in at its middle.
We are unable to perceive different parts in it, and we can give a direct proof of the absolute simplicity of the semi-fluid mass of albumen, for with the aid of the microscope we can follow the Moneron as it takes in nourishment.
Cienkowski has described (1865) an interesting Moneron from fresh waters, under the name of Vampyrella.
The first complete observations on the natural history of a Moneron (Protogenes primordialis) were made by me at Nice, in 1864.
The growth of a crystal is restricted like the growth of a moneron or of any cell.
When an unnucleated moneron (a chromaceum or bacterium) divides into two equal halves, the existence of the dividing individual comes to an end.
A slight step upward from the Moneron brings us to the Amoeba.
When we consider that the Will is acting in and through all forms of Life, from highest to lowest--from Moneron to Man--we can at once recognize the source of the power and activity.
Every part, or the whole, of the Moneron absorbs food and oxygen--it is all mouth and lungs.
Which is the greater "miracle"--the Moneron or Man?
All of these three classes of functions the Moneron performs--but with any part of its body, or with all of it.
They can believe that a moneron can be developed into a man, but can not believe in a miracle!
Their wonderful development of a moneron into a man terminates with the boundary line of time, and thus the ne plus ultra is reached of their "infinite progression!
A moneron (Protamoeba) in the act of reproduction.
The soft slimy plasson of the body of the moneron is generally called "protoplasm," and identified with the cellular matter of the ordinary plant and animal cells.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "moneron" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
