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118 .Another diagram of two conjoined soap-bubbles313
119 .A froth of bubbles, shewing its outer or 〜epidermal〝 layer314
120 .A tetrahedron, or tetrahedral system, shewing its centre of symmetry317
121 .A group of hexagonal cells (Bonanni)319
122 ,〇3.Artificial cellular tissues (Leduc)320
124 .Epidermis of Girardia (Goebel)321
125 .Soap-froth, and the same under compression (Rhumbler)322
126 .Epidermal cells of Elodea canadensis (Berthold)322
127 .Lithostrotion Martini (Nicholson)325
128 .Cyathophyllum hexagonum (Nicholson, after Zittel)325
129 .Arachnophyllum pentagonum (Nicholson)326
130 .Heliolites (Woods)326
131 .Confluent septa in Thamnastraea and Comoseris (Nicholson, after Zittel)327
132 .Geometrical construction of a bee〙s cell330
133 .Stellate cells in the pith of a rush; diagrammatic335
134 .Diagram of soap-films formed in a cubical wire skeleton (Plateau)337
135 .Polar furrows in systems of four soap-bubbles (Robert)341
136 〓8.Diagrams illustrating the division of a cube by partitions of minimal area347〓50
139 .Cells from hairs of Sphacelaria (Berthold)351
140 .The bisection of an isosceles triangle by minimal partitions353
141 .The similar partitioning of spheroidal and conical cells353
142 .S-shaped partitions from cells of algae and mosses (Reinke and others)355
143 .Diagrammatic explanation of the S-shaped partitions356
144 .Development of Erythrotrichia (Berthold)359
145 .Periclinal, anticlinal and radial partitioning of a quadrant359
146 .Construction for the minimal partitioning of a quadrant361
147 .Another diagram of anticlinal and periclinal partitions362
148 .Mode of segmentation of an artificially flattened frog〙s egg (Roux)363
149 .The bisection, by minimal partitions, of a prism of small angle364
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