phaneroglossate (fan"eroglosat)

and n. [As Phaneroglo a + -atel.] I. a. Having a tongue, as a batrachian; of or pertaining to the Phaneroglo a. II. n. Any member of the Phaneroglo a . Phaneropneumona (fan"e-rop-nū mō-nä), n. pl . [NL., neut. pl. of phaneropneumonus : see phaneropneumonous .] In J. E. Gray's cla if i cation (1821), one of two orders of Pneumobran chia (the other being Adelopneumona ), having branched vascular gills on the inner surface of the mantle, and being thus adapted to terres trial life. They chiefly belong to the families Cyclos to midæ, Cyclophoridæ, etc., and are very numerous in tropical regions. phaneropneumonous (fan"e-rop-nū mō-nus), a. [NL. phaneropneumonus, phaneropneumonus, ble, + πνεύμων, gans of respiration, as a mollusk; belonging to the lungs.] Having evident or the Phaneropneumona. Phaneroptera (fan-e-rop'te-ri), n. [NL. (Serville), Gr. φανερός, visible, + πτερόν, wing.] The typical genus of Phaneropterida, comprising very slender long-horned gra hoppers or katydids, with the wing-covers narrow and parallel-sided. They inhabit mainly the tropical regions of both hemispheres. P. curvicauda is common in the United States.