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CONTENTS
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(:. Heavy Metals in Ascidian Blood
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1). Agglutination
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E. Blood Function . .
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X. Nitrogen Excretion
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XT. The Nervous System
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A. 8tructure of the Nervous System
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B. The Visceral Innervation
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1). Photoreception
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E. The Somatic Motor System
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F. Synaptic Transmission . . . . .. .. 103
G. Neurosecretion
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C. The 8ensory System
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XI[. T h e Neural Gland..
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A. Structure and Clyolic Activity . .
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C. Functions of the Neural Gland ' . . .. .. 113
R. Origin of t h e Neural Gland
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XIII. The Dorsal Strand
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XIV. Conclusion . . . . . . * . .. .. .. 126
XV. Acknowledgements
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XVI. References . .
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Some Aspects of Neoplasia in Marine Animals
T H E LATE LIONEL E. MAWDESLEY-THOMAS
I. Introduction
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11. Neoplasia in Marine Invertebrates
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111. Neoplasia in Fish . .
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IV. Taxonomic Dist,ribution of Neoplaaia in Marine Fish. . 183
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