Eurylæmoideæ (urilemoidee)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 33
pl. [NL., Eurylæmus +-oidea.] A superfamily of pa erine birds, represented by the Eurylamida. Also, improperly, Eurylaimoideæ. Stejneger, 1885. Eurylæmus (ū-ri-lē'mus), n. [NL. (Hors field, 1820, as Eurylaimus ) (so called from the breadth of the bill, which resembles that of some rollers), εὐρύς , broad, + λαιμός , the throat.] The typical genus of the family Eurylamida . The type is E. javanus , of Java, Sumatra, etc. Also written Eurylaimus . Also called Platy eurycoronine (uri-kō-rō'nin), a . [ εὐρύς , broad, + κορώνη , crown, + -inel .] In zoöl ., havrhynchus. ing broad-crowned molars: specifically applied euryleme (ü'ri-lēm), n. A bird of the genus to the din other i an type of dentition, as dist in- Eurylæmus . Also written eurylaime. guished from the stenocoronine or hippopota- Eurylepta (ū-ri-lep'tä), n. [NL., εὐρύς , mine type. Falconer.
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