Macrorhamphosidæ (makroramfoside)

pl. [NL., European seas, north to the southern coast of ain, but has also been found on the Ma achusetts coast. These fishes are known as trumpet - fish, bellows - fish, snipe ish, woodcock - fish, and sea- snipe. Also called Centriscidæ. macrorhamphosoid (mak"rō-ram-fō'soid), a. and n. [ their characters. II. n. One of the Macrorhamphosida . Macrorhamphosus (mak" rō-ram-fo rō-ram-fō'sus), n. [NL., μακρός , long, + ῥάμφος , a bill, beak, + L. term. -osus , E. -ose, -ous .] The typical genus of Macrorhamphosidæ , established by Lacépède in 1802, commonly called Centriscus . Macrorhamphus (m is (mak-rō-ram'fus), n. [NL., IMG:content-0038.png:[blocks in formation] croramphus. gium. nose.] Having a long nose or snout. Macrorhinus (mak-ro-ri'nus), n. [NL., M. elephant in us or leon in us is an enormous phocid found on the coasts and islands of southern South America. M. an gus tiro str is is named by Gill as a distinct species. 2. A genus of coleopterous insects. macros cel i dan (mak-rō-sel'i-dan), a. Having the characters of the Macros cel i didæ. Macros cel ides (mak-rō-sel'i-dēz), n. [NL. (Sir A. Smith, 1829), croscelis. See cut under elephant-shrew. Macros cel i didæ (makro-se-lid'i-de), n. pl. [NL.,