cœnobyt

See cenoby. cœnæcia, n. Plural of cœnæcium. cœnæcial (sē-nē'şi-al), a. [ body ma , the cœnenchym. Claus, Zoology (trans.), p. 227. Pertaining to or of the nature of a cœnæcium. + τύπος, impre ion, type.] A common or representative type; an organism which represents the fundamental type or pattern of structure of a group. [Rare.] Lucern aria, the cœnotype of the Acalephe. H. J. Clark , Proc. Bost. Soc. Nat. Hist., 1862. cœnotypic (sē-nō-tip'ik), a. [