Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Biological Bulletin of the Marine Biological Laboratory, Vol. 44: January to June 1923
Of maximum fertilization capacity be inseminated in coelomic ?uid, the per cent. Of cleavage is decreased. Thus equal parts Of coelomic ?uid and sea-water may cut down the per cent. Of cleavage to zero; higher proportions Of coelomic ?uid, 75 to 100 per cent.; invariably permit no fertilization.
In practice it was found extremely difficult to use large quanti ties of blood owing to its scarcity. Since, however, eggs from one female only were used in any given experiment, this was found no great difficulty, since the number Oi eggs used was very small in each case.
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