quadriseptate (kwodriseptat)

[L. quattuor ( quadri- ), = E. four, + septum, a partition: see septum, septate.] Having four septa or partitions. quad rise rial (kwod-ri-sēʻri-al), a. [ = The production of the ambulacral element in some starfishes is much more rapid than general growth, thus producing a crushing together of the plates in the direction of the length, in some cases carried to such an extent that the tube-feet in each furrow become quad rise rial . Amer . Nat . , Feb., 1890, p. 161. quad rise tose (kwod-ri-sē tōs), a. [L. quat tuor ( quadri- ), = E. four , + sæta , seta , a bristle: see seta , setose .] In entom ., bearing four setæ or bristles. [ quat treille's system of cla ification, a group of caraboid beetles, typified by the genus Harpalus, having the four anterior tarsi dilated in the males: distinguished from Simplicimani and Patellimani. See Harpalinæ. quad rima no us (kwod-rim'a-nus), a. [ Squire Headlong that is to say, he was superintending the operations in four scenes of action namely, the cellar, the library, the picture-gallery, and the dining-room. Peacock, Headlong Hall, ii. was quadripartite in his locality: tuor ( quadri- ), E. four, + spira, a coil, a spire: see spire, spiral.] In bot., having four spirals. Elaters [of Fimbria ria ] rather short, uni- quadrispiral. Underwood, Hepaticæ of N. A., p. 39. Quadrisulcata A group of hoofed quadrupeds having fourtoes; the quadrisulcate ungulate mammals. quadrisulcate (kwod-ri-sul'kāt), a. [