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Cyclopaedia of the Natural Sciences
genus of echinodermatous animals. See ASTE- RIAD.E. Also a genus of
acanthopterygious fishes belonging to the family Percidte, and containing only
one species, which is a native of the seas a the Cape of Good Hope. This fish, P.
capem'a, ...
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The Penny Cyclopaedia of the Society for the Diffusion of ...
BONE'LLIA (zoology), a genus of Echinodermatous Zoophytes formed by
Rolando, and placed by Cuvier in the tenth order of his first class of Zoophytes,
the Echinoderms (Echinodermatous radiaria) of Lamarck. This tenth order
consists of the ...
Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, 1836
But in these soft vermiform echinodermatous animals, the holothurida, which are
echini, lengthened, and without shells, we find that one surface has asnamed the
character of abdominal, in con- i sequence of the greater longitudinal ...
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The Penny Cyclopaedia of the Society for the Difussion of ...
BONE'LLIA (zoology), a genus of Echinodermatous Zoophytes formed by
Rolando, and placed by Cuvier in the tenth order of his first class of Zoophytes,
the Echinoderms {Echinodermatous radiaria) of Lamarck. This tenth order
consists of the ...
Society for the Difussion of Useful Knowledge, 1836
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The Century Dictionary: An Encyclopedic Lexicon of the ...
Echinoderidm, which Dujardin and Greef regarded as connecting links between
Vermes and Arthropods, Claue, Zoology (trans), I. 404. echinoderm (e-ki'no-derm
), a. and n. [< Echinoderma.] I, a. Having a prickly covering; echinodermatous.
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1914
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
Echinoderidae, which Dujardin and Greef regarded as •onnecting links between
Vermes and Arthropoda. Claus, Zoology (trans.), I. 404. echinoderm (e-kl'no-
derm), a. and n. [< Echi- noderma.] I. a. Elaving a prickly covering;
echinodermatous.
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1914
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The Century dictionary and cyclopedia: a work of universal ...
Echinoderidae, which Dujardin and Greef regarded aa connecting links between
Venues and Arthropods- Claus, Zoology (trans.), I. 404. echinoderm (e-kl'no-
derm), a. and n. [< Echi- noderma.] I. a. Staving a prickly covering;
echinodermatous.
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1906
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
I. 404. echinoderm (e-kx'no-derm), a. and n. [< Echi- noderma.'] I. a. Having a
prickly covering; echinodermatous. II. n. Any one of the Echinoderm ata. All
echinodenns have a calcareous skeleton, and many are provided with movable
spines.
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: Dictionary
In ichth., having spinous fin-rays; spine-finned; acanthopteryglous. spiny-skinned
(spi'ni-skind),a. Echinodermatous. spionl (spi'gn), n. [Ear]? mod. E. also spyon; =
D. G. bw. Dan. spi-0n, OF. (and F.) espion, a spy: see spy. Cf. espionage] A spy.
William Dwight Whitney, 1904
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The Student's Natural History
A genus of echinodermatous animals belonging to the clan Ditremata, order
Echmtdn, and family ScvtdKda ; or those which have the mouth sub-central and
provided with teeth. Their shell is oval or elliptic, often swollen or gibbons, the
edge ...
