centrisciform (sentrisiform)

[ 888 ized by two dorsal fins with short spines, the soft anal of moderate extent, and the ventrals truly abdominal and imperfectly developed. Centriscus (sen-tris'kus), n. [NL., pax. centro-. In modern scientific compound words, the combining form of Latin centrum or Greek κέντρον, center, also spine. centro-acinal (sen-tro-as'i-nal), a. In an at., in the center of an acinus: applied specifically to certain spindle-shaped shells found in the middle of the acini of the pancreas and in some other glands. centro - acinal. centro-acinar (sen-tro-as'i-när), a. Same as centrobaric (sen-tro-bar'ik), α. [ If the action of terrestrial or other gravity on a rigid Centropodinæ In embryol., having the food-yolk (deutoplasm) central in position, surrounded by peripheral protoplasm. The food yolk may have a central position. In such centrolecithal eggs the segmentation is confined to the Claus , Zoology (trans.), I. 112. periphery.