The microscope and its revelations / by the late William B. Carpenter.

  • William Benjamin Carpenter
Date:
1901
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Credit: The microscope and its revelations / by the late William B. Carpenter. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    BIR BUT Bird’s egg, concretions on shell imitated, 1102 ‘ Bird’s head processes,’ see Avicularia, 910 Bismarck brown, 489 Bivalves, structure of ligament in, 1040 ‘ Black dot,’ Nelson’s, 277 ‘ Bladderwrack,’ 627 Blanchard (R.), on Sporozoa, 749 note Blatta, antennae of, 988 — orientalis, eggs of, 1005 Blenny, scales of, 1027 Blood, colourless corpuscles, 1018; method of mounting, 1038; circulation of, 1054 ; flow of, 1055 ; micro-chemical examina- tion, 1103 — of insects, circulation of, 993, 994; of Vertebrata, 1034 Blood-corpuscle, relation of size to that of bone lacunae, 1022 Blood-corpuscles of Vertebrata, 1034 Blowfly’s maxillary palpus, hairs on, examination of, 422 Blowfly, proboscis of, examination with apochromatic, 371; hairs on, as test for definition, 426 — development of, 1007; ‘ imaginal discs ’ of, 1007 ‘ Blue mould,’ 643 Bodo, 545 Body of the microscope, 157 ‘ Bog-mosses,’ 673 Boletus, 647 Bombyx, 987 — mori, eggs of, 1005 Bonannus’s microscope, 132; his hori- zontal microscope, 133, 134 ; his com- pound condensers, 298, 299 Bone, 1020 ; structure of, 1020-1023; preparation of, 1023; matrix of, 1039 ; decalcification of, 512 Bones, fossilised, 1090-1092 ‘ Bony pike,’ scale of, 1022 Borax carmine, 490 Bordered pits in the tracheides of coni- fers, 698, 703 Boscovich, on chromatic dispersion, 42 Botryllians, 914 Botryllus violaceus, 915 Botryocystis, 545 Botrytis bassiana, 645 Botterill’s growing slides, 340; his zoophyte trough, 348 Bouguet, on uniform radiation, 51 Bowerbank, on sponge spicules, 859 note; on structure of molluscan shells, 921, 928 Bowerbankia, gizzard of, 905; stem of, 908; polyzoaries of, 909 ‘ Box-mite,’ 1012 Brachinus, antennae of, 988 Brachionus rubens, 787-790, 791; male of, 790 I Bkachiopoda, shells of, 919, 925-927 ; relation of shell to mantle, 926; affini- ties to Polyzoa, 927 Brachyurous decapods, young of, 969 | Brady (H. B.), on Foraminifera, 810; on arenaceous Foraminifera, 811; on affinity of Carpentaria, 823 Brady and Carpenter, on fossil Lituolce,. 817 ‘ Brake-fern,’ 675. See Aspidium Bran, 725 Branchiae of annelids, 948, 949 Branckiopoda, 959 ; divisions of, 961 Branchipus, movement of, 960 — stagnalis, 962, 963 Branchiura, 965 note, 966 Brandt (K.), on artificial division of Actinosphcerium, 741 note ; on zooxanthellae, 848 Braun, on Pediastrum, 567 Brewster, his hand magnifier, 37; on modification of stereoscope, 91; on ‘ lens ’ from Sargon’s palace, 119 ; his ‘Treatise on the Microscope,’ 120 ; on achromatic condensers, 299, 300 Bright-line spectro-micrometer, 325 Brightwell, on Triceratium, 613 note on Clicetocerece, 614 note Brilliancy of image, 382 ‘ Brimstone moth,’ eggs of, 1005 Brine shrimp, 960, 963 ‘ Brittle stars,’ 891. See Ophiuroidea Brooke’s nose-piece, 291 Brownian movement, experiments, 431, I 432 . Browning’s bright-line spectro-micro- meter, 325 Briicke lens, 38 Brunswick black as a black ‘ground,’ 444 ; for cells, 446 I Bryacece, 673 Bryobia, 1013 Bryony, cells of pollen-chambers, 720 Bryozoa, 904. See Polyzoa Bryum intermedium, peristome of,. 672 Bubbles in cavities of crystals, 1074 j Buccinum, 937 — undatum, palate of, 930, 932, 933; nidamentum of, 934 Buchner’s experiment on spores of Bacteria, 660 j Buckthorn, stem of, 703 Bug, mounting medium for, 973 j Bugula, polyzoary of, 909 | — avicularia, 910, 911 j Built-up ‘ cells,’ 449 Bulbils of Nitella, 577 Bulloch’s modification of Zentmayer’s microscope, 204 Bull’s-eye, 300; use of, 329-333, 407- 420 ; with high power, 331; for use in study of saprophytic organisms, 333; Powell and Lealand’s, 333 Bull’s-eye stand, 248 Bundle-sheath, 711 Burdock, stem of, 709 Biitschli, on mouth of Astasia, 765; on Vorticellce, 773 note — and Engelmann, on conjugating vorti- cellids, 782