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Definition of segment
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Segment
(n.) A
segment
gear.
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Zoonite
::
Zoonite
(n.) One of the
segments
of the body of an
articulate
animal.
Uromere
::
Uromere
(n.) Any one of the
abdominal
segments
of an
arthropod.
Pantoscopic
::
Pantoscopic
(a.)
Literally,
seeing
everything;
-- a term
applied
to
eyeglasses
or
spectacles
divided
into two
segments,
the upper being
designed
for
distant
vision,
the lower for
vision
of near
objects..
Nephridium
::
Nephridium
(n.) A
segmental
tubule;
one of the
tubules
of the
primitive
urinogenital
organs;
a
segmental
organ.
See
Illust.
under
Loeven's
larva.
Catadromous
::
Catadromous
(a.)
Having
the
lowest
inferior
segment
of a pinna
nearer
the
rachis
than the
lowest
superior
one; -- said of a mode of
branching
in
ferns,
and
opposed
to
anadromous..
Manitrunk
::
Manitrunk
(n.) The
anterior
segment
of the
thorax
in
insects.
See
Insect.
Iulus
::
Iulus (n.) A genus of
chilognathous
myriapods.
The body is long and
round,
consisting
of
numerous
smooth,
equal
segments,
each of which bears two pairs of short legs. It
includes
the
galleyworms.
See
Chilognatha..
Myotome
::
Myotome
(n.) One of the
embryonic
muscular
segments
arising
from the
protovertebrae;
also, one of the
protovertebrae
themselves..
Segmental
::
Segmental
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
segmental
organs.
Segment
::
Segment
(n.) One of the
divisions,
rings,
or
joints
into which many
animal
bodies
are
divided;
a
somite;
a
metamere;
a
somatome..
Articulus
::
Articulus
(n.) A joint of the cirri of the
Crinoidea;
a joint or
segment
of an
arthropod
appendage.
Protovertebra
::
Protovertebra
(n.) One of the
primitive
masses,
or
segments,
into which the
mesoblast
of the
vertebrate
embryo
breaks
up on
either
side of the
anterior
part of the
notochord;
a
mesoblastic,
or
protovertebral,
somite.
See
Illust.
of
Ectoderm..
Solifugae
::
Solifugae
(n. pl.) A
division
of
arachnids
having
large,
powerful
fangs and a
segmented
abdomen;
--
called
also
Solpugidea,
and
Solpugides..
Merismatic
::
Merismatic
(a.)
Dividing
into cells or
segments;
characterized
by
separation
into two or more parts or
sections
by the
formation
of
internal
partitions;
as,
merismatic
growth,
where one cell
divides
into
many..
Chromophane
::
Chromophane
(n.) A
general
name for the
several
coloring
matters,
red,
green,
yellow,
etc.,
present
in the inner
segments
in the cones of the
retina,
held in
solution
by fats, and
slowly
decolorized
by
light;
distinct
from the
photochemical
pigments
of the rods of the
retina..
Scallop
::
Scallop
(n.) One of
series
of
segments
of
circles
joined
at their
extremities,
forming
a
border
like the edge or
surface
of a
scallop
shell..
Segment
::
Segment
(n.) One of the cells or
division
formed
by
segmentation,
as in egg
cleavage
or in
fissiparous
cell
formation..
Thigh
::
Thigh (n.) The
proximal
segment
of the hind limb
between
the knee and the
trunk.
See
Femur.
Septfoil
::
Septfoil
(n.) A
typical
figure,
consisting
of seven equal
segments
of a
circle,
used to
denote
the gifts of the Holy
Chost,
the seven
sacraments
as
recognized
by the Roman
Catholic
Church,
etc..
Ennation
::
Ennation
(n.) The ninth
segment
in
insects.
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