Epitragus (epitragus)

[NL. (Latreille, 1804), confined to the new world. They are mostly South American, but 9 species are found in North America. E. to mentos us, of Florida, feeds upon scale-insects. Epitrichat (e-pit'ri-kä), n. pl. [NL., ence, in order to expre entire confidence in its justice, or to excite compa ion. (b) Permi ion to an opponent to call an act or a fact by any name he pleases, implying that his choice of words cannot alter its true character. (c) Conce ion of a point to an opponent, in order to forestall his use of it, or to show that he will gain nothing by urging it: as, I admit that all this may be true, but what is this to the purpose? I concede the fact, but it overthrows your own argument. epitropous (e-pit'rō-pus), a. [