Herbivora
An Illustrated Dictionary of Medicine, Biology and Allied Sciences · 1907 · p. 19
(her-biv' -or-ah). A name given to a division of mammal i a. Animals that feed on vegetation. each representing " an individuality." The doubling and multiplication of these idants prior to fertilization is in the interest of variety, or variation of form and character of the subsequent individual. This theory claims the same independence for all constituent parts of the cell-body as Wei mann claimed for those of the nucleus. The entire cell is called the Protoplast, and its various living, independent parts are called Pangenes. The cell is thus likened to a compound organism or colony.
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