A noma log on atæ (anom"a log on ate)

pl. [NL., fem. pl. of a noma log on at us: see anomalo gonatous.] In Garrod's system of cla ification, a primary division of birds containing those which have no ambiens. See Homa log on atæ. a noma log on a to us (a-nom"a-lo-gon'a-tus), a. [ malogonata. Garrod. anomalopid (a-nom-a-lop'id), n. A fish of the family Anomalopida. Anomalopidæ (a-nom-a-lop'i-dē), n. pl. [NL., species, represented on the next page, known; it inhabits rather deep water in the Pacific ocean. Anomalops (a-nom'a-lops), n. [NL., IMG:content-0797.png:[blocks in formation] IMG:content-0798.png:[ocr errors] 2. In astron ., an angular quantity defining the position of a point in a planetary orbit, taken to increase in the direction of planetary motion. In ancient astronomy it was reckoned from apogee, in early 3. In music , a small deviation from a perfect interval in tuning instruments with fixed notes; a temperament. - Eccentric anomaly ( anomalia ec- perpendicular to it through the planet on the circle cir- centri, Kepler), the arc between the major axis and the IMG:content-0799.png:[blocks in formation] tric anomaly, and e the eccentricity. - Mean anomaly, not identical with it. Also called Aëtian , Eu- lution.- Optical anomaly, in crystal ., Determ applied A no mean ism, A no mean ism (an-o-mean- since the planet left perihelion to the period of revo- the angular quantity whose ratio to 360° is as the time doxian , and Eunomian . to those optical phenomena, observed in many crystals, which are at variance with what would be expected from the geometrical form of the crystals: for exam- ple, the double refraction occasionally observed in the diamond, which, like all isometric crystals, should be isotropic. -Thermic anomaly, a name given by Dove to the difference between the mean temperature of a place on the earth's surface and the normal temperature of its parallel. - True anomaly. (a) In anc. astron., the arc of the zodiac between the apparent place of the center of the epicycle and that of apogee. (b) In mod. astron ., the angle at the sun between perihelion and the place of a Anomean, A no mean ism. See Anomaan, Ano- IMG:content-0800.png:[blocks in formation] anomeomery (an-o-me-om'e-ri), n. [ ἀνομοιομέρεια , άνομοιομερής , consisting of un- like parts, not homogeneous, av- priv. + όμοι- Anomoura, anomoural, etc. See Anomura , etc. homeomery.] In the hist . of phil ., the Italic form of the doctrine of atoms, which rejected the Anaximandrian principle of homeomery (which see). Anomia (a-no'mi-ä), n. [NL., irreg. ἀνόμοιος , unlike, di imilar, ἀν- priv. + ὅμοιος , similar: see homœo-, homeo- .] 11. Same as Tere- bratula . 2. A genus cal of the family Anomiida , found attached to oysters and other shells. The shape of its species depends more or le upon the surface to which they are affixed. The saddle-shell, Anomia ephippium , is well known. There are numerous species, both fo il and re- cent, the former going back to the Oölite, the latter found anomiid (an-ō-mi'id), n. A bivalve mollusk of the family Anomiida . Anomiide (an-ō-mi'i-dē), n. pl . [NL., by the genus Anomia . The typical species have thin, un- equal, irregular valves, the flat- test of which is deeply notched for the pa age of a muscle to a calcareous or chitinous plate by which the shell adheres to other shells. IMG:content-0801.png:[blocks in formation] irregular, unusual. A no mob ranch i at a (an"ō-mō-brang-ki-ā'tä), п. pl . [NL., neut. pl. pl . of a no mob ranch i at us : see a no mob ranch i ate. A group of crustaceans: synonymous with Stomatopod a (which see). It includes Myside, Squillidæ , the opo um-shrimps, mantis-shrimps, etc. See cut under Squillida . a no mob ranch i ate (an"ō-mō-brang'ki-āt), a. [ NL.a no mob ranch i at us , άνομος , irregular, + βράγχια , gills.) Having the branchise anom- alous or irregular; specifically, of or pertaining to the A no mob ranch i at a . IMG:content-0802.png:[graphic] The same is he that heareth the word, and anon with joy receiveth it. Mat. xiii. 20. Hence, like other words of the same literal meaning, pa ing into-3. Quickly; soon; in a short time; by and by. anomocarpous (anō-mō-kärpus), a. [ καρπός , fruit.] In bot . , bearing unusual fruit. N. E. D. anomodont (an'ō-mō-dont), a. and n. [ a . Pertaining to or having the 4. At another time; again; now again. Anomodontia (an"ō-mō-don's hi-ä), n . pl . [NL., άνομος , irregular, + ὀδούς ( ὀδοντ-) = Ε. tooth .] 1. In Owen's system of cla ification (1866), an order of fo il reptiles. Its technical characters are biconcave vertebræ, bifurcate anterior trunk-ribs, continu- ous ischiopubic symphysis, fixed tympanic pedicle, a fora- men parietale, and the teeth either wanting or limited to a pair of great tusks. The order includes the two groups Dicynodont i a and Crypto dont i a , the former containing the Such good men as he which is anon to be interred. C. Mather, Mag. Chris., iv. 7. 5. As a response, same as anan . - Ever and anon, from time to time; now and then; time after time. A pouncet-box, which ever and anon He gave his nose, and took't away again. IMG:content-0803.png:[blocks in formation] That anonymous person who is always saying the wisest anoplotheriid (an-op-lō-the'ri-id), n. and most delightful things just as you are on the point of anonymously (a-non'i-mus-li), adv . In an anonymous manner; without a name. I would know whether the edition is to come out anony- Don't on'i-mus-nes), n. The anonymousne (a-non state or quality of being anonymous. -uncle.] A petty anonymous writer. Anonyx (an'ō-niks), n. [NL., av -priv. ὄνυξ , nail: see onyx.] 1. In mammal . , same as color, agree- able slightly acid pulp. The genus produces other anophthalmi, n. Plural of a no pht halm us , 1. edible suits appterom an ophthalmia (an-of-thal'mi-a), n. [NL.: see IMG:content-0804.png:[blocks in formation] 3. In zoöt . , a mere name; a name resting upon no diagnosis or other recognized basis. Coues , The Auk, Auk, I. I. 321. [Rare.] Also spelled anonyme. anonyma (a-non'i-ma), n. [NL., fem. of anony- mus : see anonymous .] In an at ., the innominate IMG:content-0805.png:[blocks in formation] thalmi (-mi). [NL., av- priv., without, + ὀφθαλμός , eye: see ophthalmia .] 1. A person exhibiting anophthal- mia on one or both sides.-2. [ cap .] A genus of adephagous beetles, of the family Carabid a , so named from being eyele . It contains about 50 species of blind cave-beetles, mostly European, though several are found in the caves of the Ohio valley, such as A. tellkampfi of the Mammoth Cave in Kentucky. Anophyta (an-ō-fi'tä), n. pl . [NL., ἄνω , upward ( ἀνά , up), + φυτόν , a plant, φύειν , pro- duce, pa . φύεσθαι , grow.] In Endlicher's sys- tem of cla ification, a section of cryptogamic plants, comprising the Hepaticæ (liverworts) and Musci (mo es). anophyte (an'ō-fit), n. A member of the Ano- IMG:content-0806.png:[graphic] anopia (an-o'pi-a), n. [NL., Gr. av -priv. + ὤψ (ώπ-), eye.] In teratol ., absence or a rud i- mentary condition of the eyes, attendant on arrested development of the craniofacial axis. Anopla (an-op'lä), n . pl . [NL., áv- priv. + ὅπλον , a shield, pl. όπλα , arms.] A division of nemertean worms having the proboscis unarmed, whence the name: con- trasted with Enopla (which see). The Anopla in clude most of the larger and better-known nemerteans. The presence or absence of this stylet [of the proboscis] serves to distinguish the two subcla es into which this group of worms [ Nemertea ] is divided: for the Enopla are furnished with a stylet, while the Anopla ... are with- out one. Stand. Nat . Hist ., I. 216. Paris basin. The animal was about 40 feet long, with a tail of about the same length. It has also been found in the corresponding Eocene strata of Great Britain. It was named by Cuvier from the fact that its horns never sprouted. Erroneously written Anaplotherium . Anoplura (an-ō-plöʻrä), n. pl. [NL., ἄνο- πλος, unarmed, + oupa , tail.] An aberrant or- der of de der of degraded parasitic hemipterous insects, or lice: synonymous with Mallophaga and Pedi- culina in some uses of these terms. They are ap- terous and ametabolous, with a mandibulate or haustellate mouth. As a major group, Anoplura is divisible into two duced into a fleshy sucking proboscis armed with hooks, within which are two sharp stylets inclosed in a chitinous sheath; and (2) Mandibulata , in which the mouth is pro- vided with mandibles. The former includes the lice proper, as those which are parasitic on man, Pediculus capitis , P. vestiment i , and Phthirius pubis ; the latter are chiefly bird-lice, living among feathers. See louse , Pedi- IMG:content-0807.png:[blocks in formation] Anoplognathidæ (an-op-log-nath'i-dē), n. pl. [NL., Anoplognathus + -ida.] In Macleay's anopsy2 (an'op-si), n. [ ἀνά , upward, + system of cla ification, a family of scarabeoid όψις , sight: see optic .] In pathol . , upward str a- lamellicorn beetles, forming together with Me- bismus. The clypeus is thickened in front, and constitutes, either alone or with the labrum, a vertical triangular surface, the point of which is applied to the mentum. άνοπλος , unarmed, + γνάθος , jaw.] A genus of lamellicorn beetles, of the family Scarabæ- idæ, sometimes giving name to a family Ano- plognathida. It comprises large bronzed bee- tles of Australia. IMG:content-0808.png:[blocks in formation] Pertaining to the Anoplonemertini . Anoplonemertini (an-op-lō-nem-er-ti'ni), n . pl . [NL., Nemertini , Nemertini , q. v.] A division of Nemertea , containing those yavos , without instruments, av- priv. + ὄργα- anorexy (an'ō-rek-si), n. Same as anorexia . an organa (an-ôr'ga-nä), n . pl . [NL., vov , instrument, organ.] Inorganic objects or nemertean worms which have the proboscis bodies. unarmed and the mouth behind the ganglia: ganglia: an organic (an-or-gan'ik), a . [ av- priv. distinguished from Hoplonemertini . The group an organic organic. Not organic; inorganic. is divided into Schizonemertini and Palæonemer- Anoplopoma (an-op-lo-pom a), n. [NL., Gr. ἄνοπλος, unarmed, + πῶμα , a lid, operculum.] A genus of fishes, representing the family Anoplo- pomida, differing from most of its relatives the absence of opercular spines, whence the name. It contains the species known as the candle-fish or beshow. See candle - fish , 2. anoplopomid (an-op-lō-pom'id), n. A fish of the family Anoplopomida . Anoplopomidæ (an-op-lō-pom'i-dē), n. pl. [NL., short for * Anoplopomatida , Anoplopo- ma ( t )+ - ida . ] A family of acanthopterygian fishes, containing only the genus Anoplopoma , and related to the Chirida . The only known species is the Anoplopoma gimbria , of the west coast of North America. a no plot here (an-op'lō-ther), n. An animal of the genus Anoplotherium or family A no plot her i- 3. Of unknown name; whose name is withheld: ida . Cervine a no plot here, the Dichobune cervinum. as, an anonymous author. IMG:content-0809.png:[blocks in formation] The characteristic phenomena observed in organisms are not observed in an organisms . G. H. Lewes. an org a nog nosy (an-or-ga-nog'no-si), n NL. an organa , q. v., + Gr. γνῶσις , knowledge.] Scientific knowledge or study of an organisms or inorganic objects. an organography (an-ôr-ga-nog'ra-fi), n. [ an organa , q. v., + Gr. -λογία, λέγειν , speak: see -ology.] The science of inorganic bodies, in- cluding geology, mineralogy, meteorology, etc. a normal (a-normal), a . [= F. Pr. Sp. Pg. an or- mal , a normal us , also a normal is , a perver- sion (taken as a- priv. + L. norma, rule; a normal cf. abnormal ) of LL. anomalus,