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Definition of gill
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Gill (n.) One of the combs of
closely
ranged
steel pins which
divide
the
ribbons
of flax fiber or wool into fewer
parallel
filaments.
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Aspergilliform
::
Aspergilliform
(a.)
Resembling
the
aspergillum
in form; as, an
aspergilliform
stigma..
Cyclobranchiate
::
Cyclobranchiate
(a.)
Having
the gills
around
the
margin
of the body, as
certain
limpets..
Lepidosiren
::
Lepidosiren
(n.) An
eel-shaped
ganoid
fish of the order
Dipnoi,
having
both gills and
lungs.
It
inhabits
the
rivers
of South
America.
The name is also
applied
to a
related
African
species
(Protopterus
annectens).
The
lepidosirens
grow to a
length
of from four to six feet.
Called
also
doko..
Amphiuma
::
Amphiuma
(n.) A genus of
amphibians,
inhabiting
the
Southern
United
States,
having
a
serpentlike
form, but with four
minute
limbs and two
persistent
gill
openings;
the Congo
snake..
Phyllobranchia
::
Phyllobranchia
(n.) A
crustacean
gill
composed
of
lamellae.
Ceratobranchia
::
Ceratobranchia
(n. pl.) A group of
nudibranchiate
Mollusca
having
on the back
papilliform
or
branched
organs
serving
as
gills.
Siphonobranchiata
::
Siphonobranchiata
(n. pl.) A tribe of
gastropods
having
the
mantle
border,
on one or both
sides,
prolonged
in the form of a spout
through
which water
enters
the gill
cavity.
The shell
itself
is not
always
siphonostomatous
in this
group..
Inferobranchiata
::
Inferobranchiata
(n. pl.) A
suborder
of
marine
gastropod
mollusks,
in which the gills are
between
the foot and the
mantle..
Lungfish
::
Lungfish
(n.) Any fish
belonging
to the
Dipnoi;
-- so
called
because
they have both lungs and
gills.
Sigilla
::
Sigilla
(pl. ) of
Sigillu.
Siredon
::
Siredon
(n.) The
larval
form of any
salamander
while it still has
external
gills;
especially,
one of those
which,
like the
axolotl
(Amblystoma
Mexicanum),
sometimes
lay eggs while in this
larval
state,
but which under more
favorable
conditions
lose their gills and
become
normal
salamanders.
See also
Axolotl..
Potamospongiae
::
Potamospongiae
(n. pl.) The
fresh-water
sponges.
See
Spongilla.
Spongin
::
Spongilla
(n.) A genus of
siliceous
spongea
found in fresh
water.
Priapulacea
::
Priapulacea
(n. pl.) A
suborder
of
Gephyraea,
having
a
cylindrical
body with a
terminal
anal
opening,
and
usually
with one or two
caudal
gills..
Hydrobranchiata
::
Hydrobranchiata
(n. pl.) An
extensive
artificial
division
of
gastropod
mollusks,
including
those that
breathe
by
gills,
as
contrasted
with the
Pulmonifera..
Trichobranchia
::
Trichobranchia
(n.) The gill of a
crustacean
in which the
branchial
filaments
are
slender
and
cylindrical,
as in the
crawfishes..
Gill
::
Gill (n.) A woody glen; a
narrow
valley
containing
a
stream.
Branchia
::
Branchia
(n.) A gill; a
respiratory
organ for
breathing
the air
contained
in
water,
such as many
aquatic
and
semiaquatic
animals
have..
Anthobranchia
::
Anthobranchia
(n. pl.) A
division
of
nudibranchiate
Mollusca,
in which the gills form a
wreath
or
cluster
upon the
posterior
part of the back. See
Nudibranchiata,
and
Doris..
Argillo-areenaceous
::
Argillo-areenaceous
(a.)
Consisting
of, or
containing,
clay and sand, as a
soil..
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