Chæto not us (keto noʻtus)

[NL., Cha top horal (ke-tofō-ra), n. pl. [NL., neut. pl. of cha toph or us: see chatophorous.] In zoöl., a division of annelids including those which IMG:content-0104.jpg:[graphic] IMG:content-0105.png:[blocks in formation] chætophorous (ke-tof'ō-rus), a. [ 908 family Cypselida; the spine-tailed swifts: so called because the shafts of the tail-feathers project beyond the webs in a hard, sharp point Chimney-swift ( Chatura pelagic a ). or mucro. There are many species, the best-known of which is the common black chimney-swift of the United States, Chætura pelagic a. 2. A genus of gastrotrich ous Nematorhyncha. 3. A genus of dipterous insects. Macquart, 1851.-4. A genus of protozoans. Chæturinæ (ke-tu-ri'ne), n . pl . [NL., Chatura , 1, + -inæ .] A subfamily of non-pa erine fi i rostral birds, of the family Cypselida or swifts; the spine-tailed swifts, differing from the typi cal swifts or Cypselinæ in having the normal ratio of the phalanges (2, 3, 4, 5). The genera loides, and Nephœcetes. are Chatura, Col local i a, Dendrochelidon, Cypse chæturine (ke-tu'rin), a. Spine-tailed, as a swift; of or pertaining to the Chæturinæ. chafe (chaf), v.; pret. and pp. chafed, ppr. chaf chætopod etopod (keto-pod), a. and n. I. a. Of or pertaining to the Chatopoda . Also cha topo do us. ing . F[ chaufen , warm, heat, chau- II. n. An annelid or worm of the order Cha topoda. =