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Definition of axial
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Axial (a.)
Belonging
to the axis of the body; as, the axial
skeleton;
or to the axis of any
appendage
or
organ;
as, the axial
bones..
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Retinophora
::
Retinophora
(n.) One of group of two to four
united
cells which
occupy
the axial part of the
ocelli,
or
ommatidia,
of the eyes of
invertebrates,
and
contain
the
terminal
nerve
fibrillae.
See
Illust.
under
Ommatidium..
Prehallux
::
Prehallux
(n.) An extra first toe, or
rudiment
of a toe, on the
preaxial
side of the
hallux..
Subverter
::
Subvertebral
(a.)
Situated
beneath,
or on the
ventral
side of, the
vertebral
column;
situated
beneath,
or
inside
of, the
endoskeleton;
hypaxial;
hyposkeletal..
Notochord
::
Notochord
(n.) An
elastic
cartilagelike
rod which is
developed
beneath
the
medullary
groove
in the
vertebrate
embryo,
and
constitutes
the
primitive
axial
skeleton
around
which the
centra
of the
vertebrae
and the
posterior
part of the base of the skull are
developed;
the
chorda
dorsalis.
See
Illust.
of
Ectoderm..
Abaxial
::
Abaxial
(a.) Alt. of
Abaxil.
Mult-
::
Mult- () A
prefix
signifying
much or many;
several;
more than one; as,
multiaxial,
multocular..
Postaxial
::
Postaxial
(a.)
Situated
behind
any
transverse
axis in the body of an
animal;
caudal;
posterior;
especially,
behind,
or on the
caudal
or
posterior
(that is, ulnar or
fibular)
side of, the axis of a
vertebrate
limb..
Uniaxial
::
Uniaxial
(a.)
Having
only one axis;
developing
along a
single
line or
plane;
--
opposed
to
multiaxial.
Episkeletal
::
Episkeletal
(a.) Above or
outside
of the
endoskeleton;
epaxial.
Axially
::
Axially
(adv.)
In
relation
to, or in a line with, an axis; in the axial
(magnetic)
line..
Axal
::
Axal (a.) [See
Axial..
Hallux
::
Hallux
(n.) The
first,
or
preaxial,
digit of the hind limb,
corresponding
to the
pollux
in the fore limb; the great toe; the hind toe of
birds..
Monaxial
::
Monaxial
(a.)
Having
only one axis;
developing
along a
single
line or
plane;
as,
monaxial
development..
Radius
::
Radius
(n.) The
preaxial
bone of the
forearm,
or
brachium,
corresponding
to the tibia of the hind limb. See
Illust.
of
Artiodactyla..
Bisectrix
::
Bisectrix
(n.) The line
bisecting
the angle
between
the optic axes of a
biaxial
crystal.
Pollex
::
Pollex
(n.) The
first,
or
preaxial,
digit of the fore limb,
corresponding
to the
hallux
in the hind limb; the
thumb.
In
birds,
the
pollex
is the joint which bears the
bastard
wing..
Uniaxially
::
Uniaxially
(adv.)
In a
uniaxial
manner.
Preaxial
::
Preaxial
(a.)
Situated
in front of any
transverse
axis in the body of an
animal;
anterior;
cephalic;
esp., in
front,
or on the
anterior,
or
cephalic
(that is,
radial
or
tibial)
side of the axis of a
limb..
Sectant
::
Sectant
(n.) One of the
portions
of space
bounded
by the three
coordinate
planes.
Specif.
(Crystallog.),
one of the parts of a
crystal
into which it is
divided
by the axial
planes..
Crystal
::
Crystal
(n.) The
regular
form which a
substance
tends to
assume
in
solidifying,
through
the
inherent
power of
cohesive
attraction.
It is
bounded
by plane
surfaces,
symmetrically
arranged,
and each
species
of
crystal
has fixed axial
ratios.
See
Crystallization..
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