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[ to plasm.] Protoplasm. 1. Hugo von Mohl, 1846. [ proto τος, first, + πρίσμα, prism: see prism.] prism, 3. protoplasmal (prō-to-plaz'mal), a. plasm + -al.] Protoplasmic. protoplasmatic (pro-to-plaz-matʼik), a. protoplasm + -atic2.] Same as protoplasmic. Part of its protoplasmatic matter has undergone resorption and served nutritory purposes. Quart. Jour. of Micros. Sci., N. S., XXX. 345. protoplasmic (prō-to-plaz'mik), a. [ plasm + -ic.] 1. First-formed, as a constitu ent of organized beings; primitive or prim or dial, as a cause or result of organization; of or pertaining in any way to protoplasm: as, a protoplasmic substance; a protoplasmic pro ce ; a protoplasmic theory. In the young state of the cell, the whole cavity is oc cupied by the protoplasmic substance. W. B. Carpenter, Micros., § 224. 2. Consisting of, formed or derived from, or containing protoplasm; bioplasmic; sarcodous. -3. Resembling protoplasm in chemical com position or in vital activities; protoplastic; plastic; germinative or formative.-Protoplasmic proce es of Deiters, the thickly branched pro ce es of the large central ganglion-cells: distinguished from the axis - cylinder proce of Deiters. protoplast (prō'to-plast), n. [ hypotheti IMG:content-1156.png:[blocks in formation] See [ ne (prō-to-sī kē),, п. first, + ψυχή, soul: see Psyche.] See psyche, 4 ( c ). Нассkel. prot opter an (prō-top'te-ran), a. and n. I. a. Same as prot opter ous. II. n . A member of the Prot opter i . protoptere (pro-top'ter), n. A fish of the order Prot opter i. Sir J. Richardson. Prot opter i (pro-top'te-ri), n. pl. [NL., pl. of Prot opter us.] In Owen's cla cla ification, an order of cold-blooded vertebrates transitional be tween the fishes and the amphibians: same as Sirenoidei and Dipnoi. Protopteridæ (pro-top-ter'i-dē), n. pl. [NL., Lepidosirenida . prot opter ous (prō-top'te-rus), a. [ Prot opter us (prō-top'te-rus), n. [NL. (Owen, 1837):: see prot opter ous.] 1. The typical genus of Protopteridæ, containing the African mudfish, P. annectens. In this dipnoous fish the pectorals and ventrals are reduced to long filaments with fringes containing rudimentary rays. See Lepidosiren, and cut under mudfish. 2. [ l. c.] A member of this genus. pro to pyramid (pro-to-pir'a-mid), n. In crystal. See Pyramid, 3. Pro torn is (prō-tôr'nis), n. [NL., pro to salt (pro'to-salt), n. [ IMG:content-1157.png:[blocks in formation] pro to siphon (prō-to-si'fon), n . [ πρῶτος , pro to there (prōtō-thēr), n . A mammal of the first , + E. siphon .] The representative or origin of the siphuncle in the pro to conch of ammon i- toid cephalopods.