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(ko-do-nos'-lo-wah) a mouth. In biology, applied to the oral or disc aperture of certain marine invertebrates, medusae, etc. Ccelelminth (se'-lel-minth). See Celelminth. Ccelia (se'-le-ah). See Celia . Cceliac (se'-le-ak). See Celiac . Cceliaca (se-li'-ak-ah). See Celiac a . Cceliadelphus (se-le-ad-el'-fus). See Cel i a delph us. Cceliagra (se-le-a'-grah). See Celiagra . Ccelialgia (se-le-al'-Je-ah). See Celialgia. Ccelian, Cceline (se/-le-an, se/-lin). See Celean, Celine. Cceliocyesis. See Celiocyesis . Cceliolymph (se'-le-o-limf). See Celiolymph . Cceliomyalgia (se-le-o-mi-al' -je-ah). See Celiomyalgia. Ccelioncus (se-le-ong/ -kus). See Celioncus . Ccelioplegia (se-le-o-ple' '-je-ah), a stroke. A synonym of Asiatic cholera. Cceliopyosis (se-le-o-pi-o/-sis). See Celiopyosis. Cceliorrhcea (se-le-or-e'-ah). See Celiorrhea. Ccelioschisis (se-le-os'-kis-is). See Celioschisis . Ccelioscope (se/-le-o-skop). See Celioscope. Cceliotomy (se-le-ot'-o-me). See Celiotomy . Ccelitis (se-li'-tis). See Celilis. Ccelodont (sef -lo-dont). Hollow-toothed, as certain lizards the opposite of Pleodont, or solid-toothed. Ccelom, Cceloma (se'-lom,se-lo/-mali). See Celom . Ccelophlebitis. See Celophlebitis . mia. Ccelophthalmia (se-lojf-thal'-me ah). See (se-lo/-sis). See Celosis . Ccelosoma (se-lo-sc/-mah). See Celosoma . Ccelosperm (se/-losperm). In biology, a seed so curved as to form a concavity on one of its surfaces. Ccelostomia (se-lo-slo' '-me-ah). See Celostomia. Ccelumbrella (sel-um-brel' -ah). In biology, the concave surface of the gelatinous umbrella of Medusa. Ccenenchyma (se-neng' -kim-ah). In biology, the calcined ti ue common to the several polyps of a compound Act i no zoon. Ccenesthesis (sen-es-the'-sis). See Cenesthesis . Ccenobium (se-no'-be-um). In biology, a composite zoophyte or any colony of independent cells held together by a common investment. Ccenoblast (se''-no-blast). In biology, the primitive germinal layer, giving rise to the endoderm and mesoderm. Ccencecium (se-ne/ -se-um). In biology, the common dermal system of a polyzoan colony. The polypidom of Johnson.