Trichocephalus (trikosefalus)

[NL. (Goeze, 1782), intestine, 1 1 to 2 inches long, with the head and anterior part of the body filamentous. T. affinis is the cæcum-worm of sheep. Trichocephalus 2. [l. c.] The detached hectocotyli zed third left arm of the male argonaut, deposited in the pallial cavity of the female, and regarded as a parasite by Delle Chiaje, who called it Trichoce phalus acetabular is, making the word a pseudo generic name. See cut under Argonautidæ. trichocladose (trī-kok'la-dōs), a. [ of a cladome. See triæne. Sollas.