zonochlorite (zonoklorit)

Lancet, 1886, II. 1243. Zonaria . zonary (zō'na-ri), a. [ included between two parallel planes.-6. In crystal., a series of planes having their lines of intersection parallel. Annual zone. Same as an nual ring (which see, under ring1 ).- Bathymetric zone. See bathymetric. Cervical zone, that part of the preg girdle, + χλωρός, greenish-yellow, + -ite2.] A zeolitic mineral, perhaps related to thomsonite. occurring in ma ive form in cavities in amyg daloid: it often shows bands of different colors. zonociliate (zō-no-sil'i-at), a. [L. zona, zone, + NL. ciliatus, ciliate.] Zoned with a circlet zonociliate Zorilla of cilia; encircled with cilia, as a trochosphere or telotrocha. See these words, and cut under veliger. The fertilized egg of the Phylactolæma does not give rise to a zonociliate larva. Encyc. Brit ., ΧΙΧ. 437. zonoid (zō'noid), a. [ ζωνοειδής , like a girdle, ζώνη , girdle, + εἶδος , form.] Like a zone; pertaining to zones; zonular. [Rare.] zonoplacental (zōnō-plā-sen'tal), a . [ zona , girdle, + NL. placenta + -al.] In mam mal ., having a zonary deciduate placenta;. of or pertaining to the Zonoplacentalia . Zonoplacentalia (zō-nō-plas-en-ta'li-ä), n . pl. [NL.: see zonoplacental .] Those deciduate mammals in which the placenta is zonary, as contrasted with Disco placental i a ; the Zonaria . The carnivores, the elephant, and the hyrax are examples. Zonotrichia (zō-nō-trik'i-ä), n. [NL. (Swains on, 1831), Gr. girdle + θρίξ ( τριχ- ), hair.) A genus of large and handsome American finches, the Fringillidæ; the crown-sparrows. parts of North America. More numerous and familiar is The white-crowned is 2. leucophrys, abundant in many the white-throated, or peabody-bird, Z. albicollis, whose white throat is sharply contrasted with the dark ash of the White-throated Sparrow, or Peabody-bird ( Zonotrichia albicollis). breast. In the adult the head is striped with black and white, there is a distinct yellow each the edge of the wing is yellow. The length is 6 inches, the extent 94. This sparrow abounds in shrubbery of the eastern half of North America, and has a limpid pleasing song, some notes of which are rendered in the word pea body. Z. querula is Harris's finch, of the Mi ouri and Mi i ippi region; the male when adult has nearly the whole head hooded with jet-black. Z. coronata, of the Pacific slope, is the golden-crowned. zonula (zōnū-la), n.; pl. zonulæ (-1ē). [NL.: see zonule.] In an at. and zoöl., a small zone, belt, or ring; a zonule. - Zonula ciliaris. Same Zinn. as zonule of Zinn. Zonula of Zinn, Same as zonule of zonular (zō'nū-lär), a. [ zoned.-2. In zool., specifically, diffuse: applied to a diffuse form of placenta. See zonary. The zonular type of a placenta. Dana , Zonular cataract, a form of cataract, occurring usually in young children, in which the opacity is situated between the cortex and the nucleus of the lens. zonule (zō'nūl), n. 7039 Zonure (Zonurus giganteus). genus of Zonuride: so named from the rings teus of spiny scales on the tail, as of Z. giganteus. Zoo (zö), n. [The first three letters of zoologi definite article, the Zoological Gardens in Lon cal, taken as forming one syllable. With the don: also used of any similar collection of ani mals. [From a mere vulgarism, this corruption has pa ed into wide colloquial use.] zoöamyl in (zō-ō-am'i-lin), n. [ mal, + E. amyl in.] Same as glycogen. zoöbiotism (zō-ō-bīō-tizm), n. [ zoöglea