aura2 (ara)

[NL., appar. adapted (with ref. to aural ) from a S. Amer. native name. form ouroua is given by Barrère as the native name in Guiana.] An old native name of any South American vulture excepting the condor; IMG:content-1408.png:[blocks in formation] plainly the prominent differences between jelly-fishes as a group and polyps as a group. Pop. Sci. Mo., July, 1878, p. 318. 3. The adult state of any medusa, or the perfected stage of a medusiform zoöid. aurelian (a-rē'lyan), a. and n. [ With the exception of a few Aurelians, as the students of Lepidoptera were then [1853] termed. J. O. West wood , 1883. Aureliidæ (â-rē-lī'i-dē), n. pl. [NL., an urubu, tzopilotl, gallinazo, turkey-buzzard, containing the genus Aurelia. or carrion-crow. It was early Latinized in the form aureola (a-rē'ō-lä), n. [L., fem. of aureolus, of rein adopted by Linnus as the specific of his Vultur aura, is now used name of the turkey-buzzard, Cathartes aura. under Cathartes. See cut