rhacophorus

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 18
[Gr. rhachos =a thorn, and phoros bearing.] Zool.: A genus of Polyped a tide (q.v.), with seven species, from the Oriental region. The fingers and toes are entirely webbed, and the terminal discs very large; vomerine teeth in two series. Rhacophorus rheinhardti is one of the larger Tree frogs. Rhad-a-măn-thine, Rhăd-a-man-tine, subst . [From Rhadamanthus, son of Jupiter, and one of the judges of the lower world.] Severely or rigor ously just and final. and ichthys a fish.]
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