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Definition of skeleton
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Skeleton
(n.) The more or less firm or
hardened
framework
of an
invertebrate
animal.
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Carcass
::
Carcass
(n.) The
abandoned
and
decaying
remains
of some bulky and once
comely
thing,
as a ship; the
skeleton,
or the
uncovered
or
unfinished
frame,
of a
thing..
Exo
::
Exo () A
prefix
signifying
out of,
outside;
as in
exocarp,
exogen,
exoskeleton..
Polycystina
::
Polycystina
(n. pl.) A
division
of
Radiolaria
including
numerous
minute
marine
species.
The
skeleton
is
composed
of
silica,
and is often very
elegant
in form and
sculpture.
Many have been found in the
fossil
state..
Chondropterygian
::
Chondropterygian
(a.)
Having
a
cartilaginous
skeleton.
Articulator
::
Articulator
(n.) One who, or that
which,
articulates;
as: (a) One who
enunciates
distinctly.
(b) One who
prepares
and
mounts
skeletons.
(c) An
instrument
to cure
stammering..
Hypaxial
::
Hypaxial
(a.)
Beneath
the axis of the
skeleton;
subvertebral;
hyposkeletal.
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..
Ceratospongiae
::
Ceratospongiae
(n. pl.) An order of
sponges
in which the
skeleton
consists
of horny
fibers.
It
includes
all the
commercial
sponges.
Corallum
::
Corallum
(n.) The coral or
skeleton
of a
zoophyte,
whether
calcareous
of
horny,
simple
or
compound.
See
Coral..
Skeleton
::
Skeleton
(n.) The bony and
cartilaginous
framework
which
supports
the soft parts of a
vertebrate
animal.
Skeletonizer
::
Skeletonizer
(n.) Any small moth whose larva eats the
parenchyma
of
leaves,
leaving
the
skeleton;
as, the
apple-leaf
skeletonizer..
Scelet
::
Scelet
(n.) A
mummy;
a
skeleton.
Marsipobranchia
::
Marsipobranchia
(n. pl.) A class of
Vertebrata,
lower than
fishes,
characterized
by their
purselike
gill
cavities,
cartilaginous
skeletons,
absence
of
limbs,
and a
suckerlike
mouth
destitute
of jaws. It
includes
the
lampreys
and
hagfishes.
See
Cyclostoma,
and
Lamprey.
Called
also
Marsipobranchiata,
and
Marsipobranchii..
Skeleton
::
Skeleton
(n.) The more or less firm or
hardened
framework
of an
invertebrate
animal.
Skull
::
Skull (n.) The
skeleton
of the head of a
vertebrate
animal,
including
the brain case, or
cranium,
and the bones and
cartilages
of the face and
mouth.
See
Illusts.
of
Carnivora,
of
Facial
angles
under
Facial,
and of
Skeleton,
in
Appendix..
Gorilla
::
Gorilla
(n.) A
large,
arboreal,
anthropoid
ape of West
Africa.
It is
larger
than a man, and is
remarkable
for its
massive
skeleton
and
powerful
muscles,
which give it
enormous
strength.
In some
respects
its
anatomy,
more than that of any other ape,
except
the
chimpanzee,
resembles
that of man..
Skeletology
::
Skeletology
(n.) That part of
anatomy
which
treats
of the
skeleton;
also, a
treatise
on the
skeleton..
Scleroskeleton
::
Scleroskeleton
(n.) That part of the
skeleton
which is
developed
in
tendons,
ligaments,
and
aponeuroses..
Placoganoidei
::
Placoganoidei
(n. pl.) A
division
of
ganoid
fishes
including
those that have large
external
bony
plates
and a
cartilaginous
skeleton.
Atomy
::
Atomy (n.) A
skeleton.
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