anisognathous (anisognathus)

[ [ ἄνισος , unequal, + γυνή , a female.] In bot . , having the carpels not equal in number to the sepals. anisogynous (an-i-soj'i-nus), a. N. E. D. anisoic (an-i-sō'ik), a. [Irreg. equiv. of anisic.] Same as anisic. anisomeric (a-ni-sō-mer'ik), a. [As anisomerous +-ic.] In chem., not composed of the same proportions of the same elements. anisomerous (an-i-som'e-rus), a. [ [When] the number of parts in each whorl is... unequal, as in Rue, the flower is anisomerous . R. Bentley, Botany, p. 343. 2. In odontog . , having the transverse ridges of succe ive molar teeth increasing in number by more than one, as in the mastodons. anisometric (a-ni-so-met'rik), a. [ μέτρον , measure.] Of unequal measurement: a term applied to crystals which are developed di imilarly in the three axial directions.