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Fig. 1. Regeneration of Hydra from aggregated cells. Hydra cells form random aggregates; ejected from a pipette (A), they sort out to generate a hollow structure with ectoderm and endoderm typical of Hydra tissue (B)
Fig. 2 (Left). Caspar Friedrich Wolff (1734-1794).
Fig. 4. Abraham Trembley (1710-1784). A vignette showing Trembley with two pupils on the way to fishing Hydra from a pond is on the first page of the first memoir in his centennial book on polyps “Mémoires pour l’histoire des polypes d’eau douce“ of 1744
Fig. 6 (Left). De novoand foot. Thus, the same part of the body column (arrow) may produce nothing section is cut
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