CORPS

(Fr.), n. Kor. See BODY. C. adenoi'de. See Adenoid BODY. C. adipeux. See CORPUS adiposum.C. a my laces. See Amylaceous CORPUSCLES. C. anguleux. Angular bodies found by R. Brown in the Azolla. They have been thought to be spores, but their nature is doubtful. [B, 121 (a. 24).] C. bigemines. See CORPORA quadrigemina.C. blancs de Malpighi. See Spleen CORPUSCLES. C. bordant [Longet], C. borde (ou frange). See CORPUS fimbria tum. C. calleux. 1. See CORPUS callosum. 2. The small, hard body found at the base of the umbilicus in leguminous plants. [B: I (a, 24).] C. cannele. See CORPUS siriatum.C. caverneux. See CORPORA cavemosa. C. caverneux de la verge. See CORPORA cavern of a penis. C. cellulaire. See Cm^-body. C. cendre. See TUBER cinereum. C. clignotant. See MEMBRANA nictitans. C. conique. See EPOOPHORON. C. conoide. See CONARIUM. C. cribleux. See CORPUS papillare. C. cris tall in. See Crystalline LENS. C. ciliaire. See Ciliary BODY. C. de BojanuK. See ORGAN of Bojanus.C. de High more. See ALBUGINEA testis. C. de la matrice. See CORPUS uteri. C. de la voiite. See CORPUS fornicis.C. de 1'eiiclume. See CORPUS incudis. C. de 1'hippocampe. See HIPPOCAMPUS major. C. de 1'os hyolde. 1. See CORPUS o is hyoidei. 2. The bas i-hyal bones in birds, saurians, and mammals. [Cuvier (L, 14).] 3. The urohyal bone. [Aga iz (L, 271).] C. de Malpigbi. See RETE mucosum and Malpighian CORPUSCLES. C. dente, C. dentele. See CORPUS dentatum. C. de Rosentniiller. See EPOOPHORON. C. de Stilling. The nucleus olivaris superior, [a. 18.] C. de Wolff. See MESONEPHROS. C. d'High in ore. See ALBUGINEA testis. C. d'Oken. See MESONEPHROS. C. de 1'olive cere belle use. See CORPUS dentatum cerebelli.C. du cervelet aiiterieur. The anterior or inferior aspect of the cerebellum. [I. 35; K.] C. du cervelet lateral. A hemisphere of the cerebellum. [I, 35; K.] C. du cervelet median (ou moyen). See CORPUS dentatum cerebelli.C. etranger. See Foreign BODY. C. etranger organ i que des articulations [Cruveilhier]. See Floating CARTILAGE. C. festonne. See CORPUS dentatum. C. flbreux. A fibrous tumor.- C. fibreux enkyste. An encysted fibroma. See Embryo plastic ODONTOMA. C. flbro-plastiques. Connective ti ue cells. [A, 385.] C. flagelle. Syn.: hematozoa ire de Laveran. A parasite found in great numbers in the blood, where its presence, according to Laveran, is characteristic of malarial poisoning; a spherical body with undulating flagella, with which it whips the red blood-corpuscles aside. [" Semaine m6d.," Nov. 28, 1888, p. 451 (a, 18).] C. flottant des articulations. See Floating CARTILAGE. C. folliculaire vaginal. The vulvo-vaginal gland. [A, 385.] C. frange. See CORPUS fimbria tum. C. fusiformes. See C. flbro-plastiques. C. genicule externe, C. genouille anterieur (ou externe). See External geniculate BODY. C. genouille interne. See Internal 'geniculate BODY. C. glanduleux. 1. Of Buffon, a mature Graafian vesicle. [A, 18.] 2. A corpus luteum. 3. A Malpighian corpuscle. [L.] C. godronne. See PES hippocampi. C. grai eux. See CORPUS adiposum.C. gramileux. See CORPORA granulosa. C. granuleux de Malpighi. See Malpighian CORPUSCLES. C. hyaloide. See CORPUS vitreum. C. innomme, C. in no mine de Giraldes. See PARADIDYMIS. C. jaune. See CORPUS luteum. C. ligneux. See CORPUS liyneum.C. man i ill a ires. See CORPORA albicantia.C. mobile articulaire. See Floating CARTILAGE. C. muqueux. See RETE mucosum. C. nifiriforme. See MORULA. C. myrtiformes. See CARUNCUL^: myrtiformes.C. need ham i ens. The tubuli seminiferi in the embryo. [A, 4.] C. noiratre, C. noir de So emmer ring. See Locus niger.C. nucleolaire. See NUCLEOLUS. C. plivaire. See Olivary BODY. C. olivaire infer i eur. See Inferior olivary BODY. C. olivaire super i eur. See Superior olivary BODY. C. optique, C. optostrie. See CORPUS striatum.C. o eux enkyst6 [Cruveilhier]. Ger., eingekapseltes Knochenkorper. An ivory exostosis of the frontal or orbital region. [Birch-Hirschfeld (A, 319).] C. pam pin i for me. See MESONEPHROS. C. papilla ire. See CORPUS papillare.C. phacoXde. See Crystalline LENS. C. pineal. See Pineal GLAND. C. pituita ire. See HYPOPHYSIS cerebri. C. psallo'ide. See LYRA. C. pyramidal poster i eur. See Posterior PYRAMID. C. pyraniidaux. See PYRAMID. C. pyramidaux anterieurg. See Anterior PYRAMIDS. C. rest i for me. See Restiform BODY. C. reticula ire. See CORPUS papillare. C. reticule. 1. See CORPUS papillare. 2. Of Velpeau, the watery or gelatinous material found between the chorion and the amnion; the liquor chorii of Blumenbach. [A, 43, 45.] C. rhomboi'dal. See TRAPEZIUM. C. rhomboldal des eminences olivaires. See CORPUS dentatum (2d def.). C. rhomboldal de Vieu ens (ou du cervelet). The nucleus dentatus cerebelli. [a, 18.] C. rhomboide. See TRAPEZIUM. C. riz i formes. See CORPORA oryzoidea. C. rouge. A highly vascularized gland-like body found, one or more, in the swimming bladder of certain fishes. [L, 168J_C. simple. An element. [B.] C. spongieux. See CORPUS spongiosum. C. spongieux de la verge. See CORPUS spongiosum urethrce. C. strie. See CORPUS striatum. C. strie externe. See External NUCLEUS. C. strie extraventriculaire. See Extra ventricular NUCLEUS. C. str i6 infer i eur. Of Gratiolet. a small projection on the corpus striatum. It forms the inferior termination of the taenia semicircular is. C. strie interne (ou intraventriculaire). See Internal NUCLEUS. C. str i super i eur. See Caudate NUCLEUS. C. thyr6otde. See Thyreoid GLAND. C. trapezolde. See TRAPEZIUM. C. yermiformes. Of Trevis an, collections of ve els twisted, moniliform, or in a chaplet. [B (a, 24).] C. vitre. See CORPUS vitreum. UJ, blue; U3, lull; U4, full; L' 5, urn; U6, like U (German;. [s. 413]