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Definition of thorax
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of thorax is as below...
Thorax
(n.) The
middle
region
of the body of an
insect,
or that
region
which bears the legs and
wings.
It is
composed
of three
united
somites,
each of which is
composed
of
several
distinct
parts.
See
Illust.
in
Appendix.
and
Illust.
of
Coleoptera..
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Echoscope
::
Echoscope
(n.) An
instrument
for
intensifying
sounds
produced
by
percussion
of the
thorax.
Pleurobranch
::
Pleurobranch
(n.) Any one of the gills of a
crustacean
that is
attached
to the side of the
thorax.
Mesothorax
::
Mesothorax
(n.) The
middle
segment
of the
thorax
in
insects.
See
Illust.
of
Coleoptera.
Hydrothorax
::
Hydrothorax
(n.) An
accumulation
of
serous
fluid in the
cavity
of the
chest.
Propodium
::
Propodium
(n.) The
segment
which forms the
posterior
part of the
thorax
of a
hymenopterous
insect.
Abdomen
::
Abdomen
(n.) The
belly,
or that part of the body
between
the
thorax
and the
pelvis.
Also, the
cavity
of the
belly,
which is lined by the
peritoneum,
and
contains
the
stomach,
bowels,
and other
viscera.
In man, often
restricted
to the part
between
the
diaphragm
and the
commencement
of the
pelvis,
the
remainder
being
called
the
pelvic
cavity..
Baenomere
::
Baenomere
(n.) One of the
somites
(arthromeres)
that make up the
thorax
of
Arthropods.
Metathorax
::
Metathorax
(n.) The last or
posterior
segment
of the
thorax
in
insects.
See
Illust.
of
Coleoptera.
Arthrostraca
::
Arthrostraca
(n. pl.) One of the
larger
divisions
of
Crustacea,
so
called
because
the
thorax
and
abdomen
are both
segmented;
Tetradecapoda.
It
includes
the
Amphipoda
and
Isopoda..
Prosoma
::
Prosoma
(n.) The
anterior
of the body of an
animal,
as of a
cephalopod;
the
thorax
of an
arthropod..
Elater
::
Elater
(n.) Any
beetle
of the
family
Elateridae,
having
the
habit,
when laid on the back, of
giving
a
sudden
upward
spring,
by a quick
movement
of the
articulation
between
the
abdomen
and
thorax;
--
called
also click
beetle,
spring
beetle,
and
snapping
beetle..
Waist
::
Waist (n.) That part of the human body which is
immediately
below the ribs or
thorax;
the small part of the body
between
the
thorax
and hips.
Thorax
::
Thorax
(n.) The part of the trunk
between
the neck and the
abdomen,
containing
that part of the body
cavity
the walls of which are
supported
by the
dorsal
vertebrae,
the ribs, and the
sternum,
and which the heart and lungs are
situated;
the
chest..
Thoracic
::
Thoracic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
thorax,
or
chest..
Thoracic
::
Thoracic
(n.) One of a group of
fishes
having
the
ventral
fins
placed
beneath
the
thorax
or
beneath
the
pectorial
fins.
Scutellum
::
Scutellum
(n.) The third of the four
pieces
forming
the upper part of a
thoracic
segment
of an
insect.
It
follows
the
scutum,
and is
followed
by the small
postscutellum;
a
scutella.
See
Thorax..
Interthoracic
::
Interthoracic
(a.) In the
thorax.
Rib
::
Rib (n.) One of the
curved
bones
attached
to the
vertebral
column
and
supporting
the
lateral
walls of the
thorax.
Baenosome
::
Baenosome
(n.) The
thorax
of
Arthropods.
Abdomen
::
Abdomen
(n.) The
posterior
section
of the body,
behind
the
thorax,
in
insects,
crustaceans,
and other
Arthropoda..
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