Go no dactylus (go no dak til us)

[NL. (Latreille), chiragra is an example. Their larvæ are among tho so called gla -shrimps. gonof, gonoph (gon'of), n. [Said to be ganābh, a thief, as used by German Jews in Lon don. Regarded as a humorous term for gone off, with an allusion similar to that in the name of the "Artful Dodger" in Dickens's story of "Oliver Twist."] A thief or an amateur pickpocket. [Slang.] I am obliged to take him into custody; he's as obstinate a young gonoph as I know; he won't move on. Dickens , Bleak House, xix. IMG:content-2502.png:[blocks in formation] IMG:content-2503.jpg:[graphic] IMG:content-2504.png:[merged small][merged small][merged small][ocr errors][merged small][merged small][merged small][ocr errors] A , female gonophores of Athorybia rosacea on their common stem or gynophore: a , a, ovum; b, radial canals. B , male gonophore. C, D , female gonophores, enlarged: a , genital vesicle; 8, vitellus; c, c, radial canals; d , canal of manubrial cavity. (All inagnified.) productive elements in the hydrozoans or zoöphytes. Allman. In its simplest condition the gonophore is a mere sac-like diverticulum, or outward proce of the body wall. But, from this state, the gonophore presents every degree of complication, until it acquires the form of a bell-shaped body, called, from its resemblance to a Medusa or jellyfish, a medusoid. Huxley , Anat. Invert., p. 116. 3. In physiol., any acce ory organ of generation which serves to convey or detain the generative products of the gonads or e ential sexual organs of either sex. Oviducts and spermiducts of all kinds, as well as uteri, seminal vesi cles, etc., are gonophores. gonoph or us (gō-nof'ō-rus), n.; pl. gonoph or i (-ri). [NL.] Same as gonophore. IMG:content-2505.jpg:[blocks in formation] go no plasm (go no-plazm), n. + πλάσμα, anything formed, plax, anything flat, a plane.) A genus of crabs, typis the family Go no placid a. G. angulatus is a European species. gonopod (gon'ō-pod), n. [ sal abdominal feet of certain male crustaceans which are specialized as auxiliary reproductive organs, as one of the pair of penes of a crab. A. S. Packard. gonopoietic (gon"ō-poi-et'ik), a. [