sarcophagy (sarkofaji)

[ There was no sarcophagie before the flood. Sir T. Browne, Vulg. Err., iii. 25. sarcophile (särkō-fil), n. An animal of the genus Sarcophilus; hence, some or any sarcophilous animal. sarcophilous (sär-kof'i-lus), a. [ Tasmanian Devil ( Sarcophilus ursinus). ing the Tasmanian devil, or ursine dasyure, S. ursinus, a stout heavy animal about as large as a badger, of blackish color with some white marks, remarkable for its ferocious and intractable disposition. Sarcophyte (sär-kof'i-tē), n. [NL. (Sparrmann, 1777), single-seeded stone. Sarcophyteæ (sär-kō-fit'e-ē), n. pl. [NL. (End licher, 1836), Filling up the spaces between the muscle-columns is the inter fibrillar material or sarcoplasm a . Micros. Science, N. S., XXXI. 67.