Homo gangliate
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 83
[Gr. homos, and gangglion, a ganglion.] ( Zool.) Pertaining to the ganglionic system in animals, and symmetrical arrangement of the ganglions. Homoge'neal, Homogeneous, a . [Fr. homogène; Gr. homo genes - homos, same, like, and genos , kind. See GENUS.] Of the same kind, genus, or nature; consisting of like elements, or similar parts. (Anat.) Any substance or part made up of similar parts, as the lungs, composed of an immense collection of air-cells, and their surrounding ti ue; the opposite of heterogeneous. Homoge'nealne , Homogene'ity, Homoge'neousne , n. State or quality of being homogeneous; samene of kind or nature. Homographic, ( hō - mō -graf'ik,) a. Using a single and distinct character to define each sound; - said of a particular method of spelling words.
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