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Recent Morphological Speculations

Nature volume 30, pages 67–69 (1884)Cite this article

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I.—On Alternation of Generations IT is more than sixty years since Chamisso pointed out that in Salpa a solitary asexual individual produced a chain of sexual individuals by budding, the viviparous eggs in these becoming in turn the solitary form. This he made his type of Alternation of Generations.

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G., R. Recent Morphological Speculations . Nature 30, 67–69 (1884). https://doi.org/10.1038/030067a0

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