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Definition of embryon
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Embryon
(n. & a.) See
Embryo.
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Embryonate
::
Embryonate
(a.) Alt. of
Embryonate.
Protoconch
::
Protoconch
(n.) The
embryonic
shell,
or first
chamber,
of
ammonites
and other
cephalopods..
Nasofrontal
::
Nasofrontal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the nose and the front of the head; as, the
embryonic
nasofrontal
process
which forms the
anterior
boundary
of the
mouth..
Embryoniform
::
Embryoniform
(a.) Like an
embryo
in form.
Otocyst
::
Otocyst
(n.) An
auditory
cyst or
vesicle;
one of the
simple
auditory
organs
of many
invertebrates,
containing
a fluid and
otoliths;
also, the
embryonic
vesicle
from which the parts of the
internal
ear of
vertebrates
are
developed..
Protozoonite
::
Protozoonite
(n.) One of the
primary,
or
first-formed,
segments
of an
embryonic
arthropod..
Embryotic
::
Embryotic
(a.)
Embryonic.
Embryonic
::
Embryonic
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to an
embryo;
embryonal;
rudimentary.
Polyembryony
::
Polyembryony
(n.) The
production
of two or more
embryos
in one seed, due
either
to the
existence
and
fertilization
of more than one
embryonic
sac or to the
origination
of
embryos
outside
of the
embryonic
sac..
Oospere
::
Oospere
(n.) An
analogous
mass of
protoplasm
in the ovule of a
flowering
plant;
an
embryonic
vesicle.
Phallus
::
Phallus
(n.) The penis or
clitoris,
or the
embryonic
or
primitive
organ from which
either
may be
derived..
Ossein
::
Ossein
(n.) The
organic
basis of bone
tissue;
the
residue
after
removal
of the
mineral
matters
from bone by
dilute
acid; in
embryonic
tissue,
the
substance
in which the
mineral
salts are
deposited
to form bone; --
called
also
ostein.
Chemically
it is the same as
collagen..
Myoepithelial
::
Myoepithelial
(a.)
Derived
from
epithelial
cells and
destined
to
become
a part of the
muscular
system;
--
applied
to
structural
elements
in
certain
embryonic
forms.
Development
::
Development
(n.) The
series
of
changes
which
animal
and
vegetable
organisms
undergo
in their
passage
from the
embryonic
state to
maturity,
from a lower to a
higher
state of
organization..
Embryonal
::
Embryonal
(a.)
Pertaining
to an
embryo,
or the
initial
state of any
organ;
embryonic..
Metanephros
::
Metanephros
(n.) The most
posterior
of the three pairs of
embryonic
renal
organs
developed
in many
vertebrates.
Conception
::
Conception
(n.) The act of
conceiving
in the womb; the
initiation
of an
embryonic
animal
life.
Embryonated
::
Embryonated
(a.) In the state of, or
having,
an
embryonal..
Homogeny
::
Homogeny
(n.) The
correspondence
of
common
descent;
-- a term used to
supersede
homology
by
Lankester,
who also used
homoplasy
to
denote
any
superinduced
correspondence
of
position
and
structure
in parts
embryonically
distinct
(other
writers
using the term
homoplasmy).
Thus, there is
homogeny
between
the fore limb of a
mammal
and the wing of a bird; but the right and left
ventricles
of the heart in both are only in
homoplasy
with each
other,
these
having
arisen
independently
since the
divergence
Mesonephros
::
Mesonephros
(n.) The
middle
one of the three pairs of
embryonic
renal
organs
developed
in most
vertebrates;
the
Wolffian
body.
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