Polys to mum (polis to mum)

[NL.: see polys to me.] The typical genus of Polys tom ide, having an oral but no lateral sucker on the anterior end, four eyes, and at the posterior end six suckers, two median hooks, and sixteen small hooks. The species are parasitic, as P. integer rimum in the bladder frogs, and P. ocellatum the pharynx of turtles. A fluke formerly called P. sangui nicol a, now Hexathyridium venarum, is found in venous blood. Also Poly stoma. polystyle (pol'i-stil), a. [= F. polystyle = It. polistilo, polysyllabic (pol"i-si-labʻik), a. [= F. poly syllabi que; as polysyllab - le + -ic.] Of or pertaining to a polysyllable; consisting of many syllables, specifically of more than three. polysyllabical (pol i-si-lab'i-kal), a. [ polysyllabicism (pol i-si-labʻi-sizm), n. [ IMG:content-0612.png:[blocks in formation] syllog - ism + -istic (cf. syllogistic ).] Consisting of a chain of syllogisms. poly symmetrical (pol"i-si-met'ri-kal), a. [As poly symmetry + -ic - al.] Divisible into exactly similar halves by more than one plane, as is the case with all regular flowers. Actinomorphous is a synonym. poly symmetrically (pol"i-si-met'ri-kal-i), adv. In a poly symmetrical manner; in accordance with poly symmetry. poly symmetry (pol-i-sim'et-ri), n. [ Felspar, very fresh and clear, sometimes with distinct polysynthetic twin lines. Nature , XXX. 12. [NL., polythalamaceous (pol-i-thal-a-ma's hi us), a. Same as polythalamous, 2: said of the Polytha lamacea. Poly thalami a (pol"i-tha-lā'mi-ä), -tha-la mi-a), n. pl. n. pl. [NL.,