me no branch us

[Gr. menō -to remain, to be unchanged, and Lat. branchia =the gills of a fish; branchia (q. v.).] Zool.: A genus of tailed amphibians, of the group Perennibranch i at a. Although these animals have received generic distinction, it is by no means certain that they are not either the larvæ or the immature condition of an amblystome, Batrachoceps. Me no branch us lateral is is from the Mi i ippi, and M. punctatus from the lake district of North America. Dusky ash gray, with dark spots, a dark streak from the snout over the eyes; branchise three on each side, of bright crimson. Extremities four cleft, without claws. Erroneously reputed poison ous. měn-ở-10-gì-um, s. [MENOLOGY.] 2679