CHONDRO-CORACOID

adj. Ko2nd"ro-ko2r'a2k-oid. Lat., chondro-coracoideus (from x v *' cartilage, and KopaicoetSr/s [see CORACOID]). Pertaining to a costal cartilage and to the coracoid proce of the scapula; as a n., an anomalous muscle which arises, alone or in company with the lat is sim us dors i. from the lower ribs, and is inserted into the coracoid proce . [Mac a lister, " Trans, of the Roy. Irish Acad.," 1875, p. 61 (L).] CHONDRO-COSTAL,, adj. Ko"nd"ro-ko2st'a2l. Lat., chondrocostalis (from xovfipos, a cartilage, and costa, a rib). Fr., c.-c. It, condrocostale. Relating to the ribs and the costal cartilages. [A, 385; L, 49.] [s. 255]