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The life history of a rotifer (Stephanoceros eichhornii) (lantern lecture, Exeter, Devon, England, 7 February 1903)

Type of event
lantern lecture
Full title
The life history of a rotifer (Stephanoceros eichhornii)
Date
7 February 1903
Relations to other events

same occasion as Cloud altitudes in Devon (lantern lecture, Exeter, Devon, England, 7 February 1903)

Continuity
element of larger event
Time of day
20:00
People linked to event

STEVENS, John, F.R.M.S.  (1850-1914) – lecturer

Organisations linked to event

RAMC Field Club – organiser

Reference
The Devon Evening Express (9 February 1903)

“[following a description of a paper by A.W. Clayden - see Lucerna 7000964]

Mr J. Stephens [sic] followed with a graphic description of the life-history of one of the most beautiful of the Rotifera or wheel animalcules (Stephanoceros eichhornii). Illustrating his remarks by a series of lantern slides, Mr Stevens briefly described the structure of [the female and male of the species]. Living specimens of the female from the Exeter Canal were shown under microscopes, and added greatly to the interest of the paper.”

Notes

This paper was given as the second one of three during an evening meeting of the RAMC Field Club.

Lucerna ID 7005322

Record created by Richard Crangle. Last updated 10 March 2018

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