Ridge

(rij) I An extended elevation or crest. Rs., Bicipital, th borders of the bicipital groove of the humerus. Rs Condylar, the ridges ascending from the condy the humerus. Rs., Dorsal. See./?.?., Medullary. R Genital, the germ-ridge in front of and internal t the Wolffian body, from which the internal re r tive organs are developed. R., Gluteal, the rior inter trochanteric line. R., Intero eous fibula, the ridge on the fibula which gives attach me i to the intero eous membrane. R., Inter vertebra a crest on the vertebral end of a rib dividing the a ticular surface into two portions. R., Lambdoid a the lambdoid crest. Rs., Lateral (of the blast,. two ridges on the posterior end of the embr shield that coalesce and close the primitive gi R., Maxillary, dental crest; a ridge of va fibrous ti ue along the alveolar proce es of th(illary bones of the fetus. Rs., Medullary, the lam nse dorsales, or longitudinal elevations of the epiblas which coalesce and close in the medullary or 1 tube. R., Mylo-hyoid, the ridge on the inner su face of the inferior maxilla for the attachment 0 mylo-hyoid muscle. R., Neural, neural enridge of epiblastic cells on the superior margin medullary groove, from which the dorsal nen the embryo are developed. Rs., Occipital, tin rior and inferior curved lines of the occipital I Rs., Palatine, one longitudinal and several 1 corrugations of the mucosa of the haul palate. P Parietal, the ridge on the parietal bone; tinuation of the temporal ridge. Rs., Pectoral, t bicipital ridges of the humerus. R., Pterotic. ridge on the upper and external portion of the capsule. R., Pterygoid, the infra-temporal ridge on the external surface of the greater wing sphenoid bone. Rs. of the Skin, the delicate of the skin which intersect at various ang correspond to the rows of papilla? of the corium. Superciliary, the arched ridge of the frontal corresponding to the eyebrow. Rs., Supra condyloid. See Rs., Condylar. R., Temporal, the ridge extending from the external angular proce of the frontal bone upward and backward acro the frontal and parietal bones, curving downward, and terminating in the posterior root of the zygomatic proce . R., Wolffian, germ-epithelium. See R., Genital. Edge's Food. A farinaceous food for infants. Its composition is: Water, 9.23; fat, 0.63; grape-sugar, 2.40; cane-sugar, 2.20; starch, 77.96; soluble carbohydrates, 5.19; albuminoids, 9.24; ash, 0.60.