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Definition of dorsal
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Dorsal
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
situated
near, the back, or
dorsum,
of an
animal
or of one of its
parts;
notal;
tergal;
neural;
as, the
dorsal
fin of a fish; the
dorsal
artery
of the
tongue;
--
opposed
to
ventral..
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Homacanth
::
Homacanth
(a.)
Having
the
dorsal
fin
spines
symmetrical,
and in the same line; -- said of
certain
fishes..
Notal
::
Notal (a.) Of or
pertaining
to the back;
dorsal.
Diaheliotropism
::
Diaheliotropism
(n.) A
tendency
of
leaves
or other
organs
of
plants
to have their
dorsal
surface
faced
towards
the rays of
light.
Posterior
::
Posterior
(a.) At or
toward
the
caudal
extremity;
caudal;
-- in human
anatomy
often used for
dorsal.
Tergum
::
Tergum
(n.) One of the
dorsal
plates
of the
operculum
of a
cirriped.
Ilium
::
Ilium (n.) The
dorsal
one of the three
principal
bones
comprising
either
lateral
half of the
pelvis;
the
dorsal
or upper part of the hip bone. See
Innominate
bone, under
Innominate..
Paxwax
::
Paxwax
(n.) The
strong
ligament
of the back of the neck in
quadrupeds.
It
connects
the back of the skull with
dorsal
spines
of the
cervical
vertebrae,
and helps to
support
the head.
Called
also
paxywaxy
and
packwax..
Pronotum
::
Pronotum
(n.) The
dorsal
plate of the
prothorax
in
insects.
See
Illust.
of
Coleoptera.
Mesoscutum
::
Mesoscutum
(n.) The
scutum
or
dorsal
plate of the
middle
thoracic
segment
of an
insect.
See
Illust.
of
Butterfly.
Chiton
::
Chiton
(n.) One of a group of
gastropod
mollusks,
with a shell
composed
of eight
movable
dorsal
plates.
See
Polyplacophora..
Mesonotum
::
Mesonotum
(n.) The
dorsal
portion
of the
mesothorax
of
insects.
Dossel
::
Dossel
(n.) Same as
Dorsal,
n..
Springe
::
Springbuck
(n.) A South
African
gazelle
(Gazella
euchore)
noted for its
graceful
form and
swiftness,
and for its
peculiar
habit of
springing
lighty
and
suddenly
into the air. It has a white
dorsal
stripe,
expanding
into a broad patch of white on the rump and tail.
Called
also
springer..
Epididymis
::
Epididymis
(n.) An
oblong
vermiform
mass on the
dorsal
side of the
testicle,
composed
of
numerous
convolutions
of the
excretory
duct of that
organ..
Supersaliency
::
Supersacral
(a.)
Situated
over, or on the
dorsal
side of, the
sacrum..
Yellowtail
::
Yellowtail
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
marine
carangoid
fishes
of the genus
Seriola;
especially,
the large
California
species
(S.
dorsalis)
which
sometimes
weighs
thirty
or forty
pounds,
and is
highly
esteemed
as a food fish; --
called
also
cavasina,
and white
salmon..
Neurapophysis
::
Neurapophysis
(n.) The
dorsal
process
of the
neural
arch;
neural
spine;
spinous
process.
Amphitrocha
::
Amphitrocha
(n.) A kind of
annelid
larva
having
both a
dorsal
and a
ventral
circle
of
special
cilia.
Dorsal
::
Dorsal
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
situated
near, the back, or
dorsum,
of an
animal
or of one of its
parts;
notal;
tergal;
neural;
as, the
dorsal
fin of a fish; the
dorsal
artery
of the
tongue;
--
opposed
to
ventral..
Weever
::
Weever
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
edible
marine
fishes
belonging
to the genus
Trachinus,
of the
family
Trachinidae.
They have a broad
spinose
head, with the eyes
looking
upward.
The long
dorsal
fin is
supported
by
numerous
strong,
sharp
spines
which cause
painful
wounds..
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