phyllo medusa

[Pref. phyllo-; Lat., . Zool.: The typical genus of the family Phyllo medusa.] meduside (q. v.). The digits are opposable, so that the hands and feet are capable of grasping. There are three species. Phyllo medusa bicolor , from Cayenne and the Brazils, is blue above, and has the sides and legs spotted with white. phỹ1-lô-mě-du-si-dæ, s . pl. [Mod. Lat. phyllome dus(a); Latin fem. pl. adj. suff. -idœ .] Zool.: A family of Tree frogs, approximately conterminous with Pelodryade (q. v.) phyl-lo-mor-pho-sis, s. [Pref. phyllo-, and Gr. morph osis shaping, molding.] IMG:content-1018.jpg:[blocks in formation] phyllorhina