Ameboid movement

Name: Ameboid movement
Author: Asa A. Schaeffer

by Asa A. Schaeffer

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AMEBOID MOVEMENT
PREFACE
CONTENTS
CHAPTER I Introduction
CHAPTER II Historical Sketch
CHAPTER III The General Features of Endoplasmic Streaming
CHAPTER IV The Transformation of Endoplasm into Ectoplasm
CHAPTER V Pseudopods and the Nature of the Ectoplasm
CHAPTER VI The Species Question
CHAPTER VII Experiments on the Surface Layer of the Ameba
CHAPTER VIII ON THE NATURE OF THE SURFACE LAYER
CHAPTER IX The Surface Layer and Theories of Ameboid Movement
CHAPTER X Streaming, Contractility and Ameboid Movement
CHAPTER XI The Surface Layer as a Locomotor Organ
CHAPTER XII The Wavy Path of the Ameba
CHAPTER XIII The Wavy Path of the Ameba and the Spiral Paths of Ciliates and other Organisms
CHAPTER XIV Conclusions
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