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    This document discusses observations of small animalcula found in corallines under a microscope. It contains the following key points: 1. Small animalcula have been observed in various corallines using microscopes with higher magnification lenses. 2. One type of animalculum depicted has a remarkable shape with many membranous parts. 3. A letter questions the claims of Dr. Job Rafter that corallines are of vegetable rather than animal nature, arguing he did not thoroughly examine recent writings on the subject.

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    This document discusses observations of small animalcula found in corallines under a microscope. It contains the following key points: 1. Small animalcula have been observed in various corallines using microscopes with higher magnification lenses. 2. One type of animalculum depicted has a remarkable shape with many membranous parts. 3. A letter questions the claims of Dr. Job Rafter that corallines are of vegetable rather than animal nature, arguing he did not thoroughly examine recent writings on the subject.

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    HI: Alkid animal in ilfdem corallinit =Fatima:


    A. illud animal pronum.
    B. fapinum.
    C. Portiore microkopio vifum.
    Fig.t,a,3,4,y,o7,8 exhibent Madam nodlikkas,
    a atia animakula in diverfis corallinis reperta,
    ea magnitudine, qua tertia et quarta lens micro.
    kopil a Do. Cuff in Anglia fabrefaai Ma oftendit.
    Animalculum r, fig8..mirabiliIPm crant
    turz, ct plurima habebat mcmbra.

    XXXIII. Remark: on Dr. Job Bailer's Ob-


    favalioncs dc Corallinis, Etc. printed
    above, p. 258. In a Later to the Right
    Honourable George Earl of Maccksficld,
    Proficient of the R. S. from Mr. John
    Ellis, F. R. S.

    My Lord,
    T HAVE read Dr. Job Rafter's War to
    '757' I the Royal Society wherein he endea-
    vours to prove, that corallincs are not of an animal,
    but a vegetable nature and has brought many ar-
    guments to fupport his fyilern which, to gentlemen
    not well acquainted with th; fubjeel, may appear
    pluofiblin
    'I could have withal .tilt DoEtor had mad and
    examined thoroughly what has been lately .vrittcn
    on du Pubjcebi I then Mould not have had oration
    to

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