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(mi-kro-glos’e-ah) [Gr. puxpés small! + γλῶσσα tongue]. Undersize of the tongue. micro gnat hi a (mi-krog-na’the-ah) [Gr. μικρός small + γνάθος jaw]. Unusual or undue smallne of the jaws. microgram (mi’kro-gram) (Gr. μικρός small + Fr. gramme]. 1. One-millionth part of a gram. 2. A photograph of a microscopic object. micrograph (mi’kro-graf) [sce micrography]. An instrument for recording extremely minute movements. It acts by making a greatly magnified record on a photographic film of the minute motions of a diaphragm. micrography (mi-krog’raf-e) (Gr. μικρός small + γράφειν to write]. 1. An account of microscopic objects. 2. The writing of very small letters. micro gyri a (mi-kro-jir’e-ah) [Gr. μεκρός small + ῦρος circle]. Abnormal smallne of the convolutions of the brain. micro histology (mi’’kro-his-tol’o-je) (Gr. μικρός small + histology]. Microscopic histology. microhm (mi’krém) (Gr. μικρός small + ohm]. One-millionth part of an ohm. micro kinematography (mi’kro-kin-e-mat-og’- raf-e) [Gr. μικρός small + κίνημα movement + ypa¢e to write]. The making of moving pictures of microscopic objects. micro leukoblast (mi-kro-lu’ko-blast). myeloblast. microliter (mi’kro-le-ter) (Fr. micro litre; Gr. puxpds small + /ier]. One-millionth part of a liter. micrology (mi-krol’o-je) [Gr. μικρός small + λόγος treatise]. A scientific account of microscopic objects. mic romania (mi-kro-ma’ne-ah) (Gr. μικρός small + avia madne ]. An insane belief that one’s own ly has become reduced in size. micro mas i a (mi-kro-ma’ze-ah) (Gr. μεικρός small + μαζός breast]. Abnormal smallne of the mamma. micro megalops i a (mi’kro-meg-al-op’se-ah) [Gr. μικρός small + μέγας large + dyes vision]. The condition in which objects appear too small or too large or too small and too large by turns. micromegaly (mi-kro-meg’al-e) [Gr. yexpés small + péyas great]. Same as prog eric a. micro mel us (mi-krom’cl-us) (Gr. μικρός small + pédos limb]. A monster-fetus with undersized imbs. Micro meri a (mi-kro-me’re-ah). See yerba buena. micrometer (mi-krom’‘et-er) (Gr. μικρός small + μέτρον measure]. An instrument for measuring objects seen through the microscope. eye-piece m., ocular m., a micrometer to be used in connection with the eye-piece of a microscope. stagem., a micrometer fastened to the stage of a microscope. micrometer (mi’kro-me-ter). Same as micron. micrometry (mi-krom’et-re). The measurement of microscopic objects. micro micron (mi-kro-mi’kron). The thousandth part of a micron, represented by the symbol up. micro millimeter (mik-ro-mil’/im-e-ter). See micron. mic rom otoscope (mi-kro-mo’to-skép) [Gr. μικρός small + L. mo’tio motion + Gr. σκοπεῖν to view). A device for photographing microscopic objects and showing their movements. Micromyces (mi-krom’is-éz) [Gr. μικρός small + μύκης fungus}. See Streplothrix. micromyelia (mi’kro-mi-e’le-ah) (Gr. μικρός small + μυελός marrow]. Abnormal smallne of the spinal cord. micro myeloblast (mi-kro-mi’el-o-blast). mycloblast. micromyelolymphocyte fo-sit). Same as mycloblast. micron (mi’kron) (Gr. μικρός small]. One-millionth part of a meter or one-thousandth part of a mil- Same as Same as (mi’’kro-mi’’el-o-lim’- limeter; a micro millimeter. sented by the Greek letter μ.