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Definition of skeleton
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Skeleton
(n.) The bony and
cartilaginous
framework
which
supports
the soft parts of a
vertebrate
animal.
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Hyposkeletal
::
Hyposkeletal
(a.)
Beneath
the
endoskeleton;
hypaxial;
as, the
hyposkeletal
muscles;
--
opposed
to
episkeletal..
Scleroskeleton
::
Scleroskeleton
(n.) That part of the
skeleton
which is
developed
in
tendons,
ligaments,
and
aponeuroses..
Skeletonizer
::
Skeletonizer
(n.) Any small moth whose larva eats the
parenchyma
of
leaves,
leaving
the
skeleton;
as, the
apple-leaf
skeletonizer..
Screw
::
Screw (n.) An
amphipod
crustacean;
as, the
skeleton
screw
(Caprella).
See Sand
screw,
under
Sand..
Ginglymodi
::
Ginglymodi
(n.) An order of
ganoid
fishes,
including
the
modern
gar pikes and many
allied
fossil
forms.
They have
rhombic,
ganoid
scales,
a
heterocercal
tail,
paired
fins
without
an axis,
fulcra
on the fins, and a bony
skeleton,
with the
vertebrae
convex
in front and
concave
behind,
forming
a ball and
socket
joint.
See
Ganoidel..
Neuroskeleton
::
Neuroskeleton
(n.) The
deep-seated
parts of the
vertebrate
skeleton
which are
relation
with the
nervous
axis and
locomation.
Dinosauria
::
Dinosauria
(n. pl.) An order of
extinct
mesozoic
reptiles,
mostly
of large size
(whence
the
name).
Notwithstanding
their size, they
present
birdlike
characters
in the
skeleton,
esp. in the
pelvis
and hind
limbs.
Some
walked
on their
three-toed
hind feet, thus
producing
the large bird
tracks,
so-called,
of
mesozoic
sandstones;
others
were
five-toed
and
quadrupedal.
See
Illust.
of
Compsognathus,
also
Illustration
of
Dinosaur
in
Appendix..
Exo
::
Exo () A
prefix
signifying
out of,
outside;
as in
exocarp,
exogen,
exoskeleton..
Episkeletal
::
Episkeletal
(a.) Above or
outside
of the
endoskeleton;
epaxial.
Osteocomma
::
Osteocomma
(n.) A
metamere
of the
vertebrate
skeleton;
an
osteomere;
a
vertebra.
Spider
::
Spider
(n.) A
skeleton,
or
frame,
having
radiating
arms or
members,
often
connected
by
crosspieces;
as, a
casting
forming
the hub and
spokes
to which the rim of a fly wheel or large gear is
bolted;
the body of a
piston
head; a frame for
strengthening
a core or mold for a
casting,
etc..
Skeleton
::
Skeleton
(n.) The bony and
cartilaginous
framework
which
supports
the soft parts of a
vertebrate
animal.
Bone
::
Bone (n.) The hard,
calcified
tissue
of the
skeleton
of
vertebrate
animals,
consisting
very
largely
of
calcic
carbonate,
calcic
phosphate,
and
gelatine;
as, blood and
bone..
Splanchnotomy
::
Splanchno-skeleton
(n.) That part of the
skeleton
connected
with the sense
organs
and the
viscera.
Skelet
::
Skelet
(n.) A
skeleton.
See
Scelet.
Skeletal
::
Skeletal
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
skeleton.
Osteology
::
Osteology
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of the bones of the
vertebrate
skeleton.
Skeleton
::
Skeleton
(n.) The
framework
of
anything;
the
principal
parts that
support
the rest, but
without
the
appendages..
Articulated
::
Articulated
(a.)
United
by, or
provided
with,
articulations;
jointed;
as, an
articulated
skeleton..
Radiolaria
::
Radiolaria
(n. pl.) Order of
rhizopods,
usually
having
a
siliceous
skeleton,
or
shell,
and
sometimes
radiating
spicules.
The
pseudopodia
project
from the body like rays. It
includes
the
polycystines.
See
Polycystina..
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