Cydonia (sidonia)

[NL., ult. E. coin2, quince, q. v.), prop. pl. (sc. mala, apples) of Cydonius, adj.; the subfamily Cyclo thu rin a, containing the lit--2. In entom., a genus of ladybirds, family IMG:content-1919.jpg:[blocks in formation] and a species of Costa Rica, C. dorsal is. See cydonin (sī dō-nin), n. [ The mucilage of quince-seeds. Cyclo thu rinæ. cyc cyclotid (si-klot'id), n. A gastropod of the cydonium (si-dō'ni-um), n. [See Cydonia.] IMG:content-1920.jpg:[blocks in formation] family Cyclotidæ. Cyclotidæ (sī-klot'i-dē), n. pl. [NL., tænioglo ate gastropods. The eyes are situated at the outer bases of the tentacles; the outer lateral teeth of the radula are little differentiated from the others; there are 10 jaws; and the shell is spiral with a circular aperture, closable by a multispiral operculum. Same as Cyclophoridæ. cyclotomic (sī-klō-tom'ik), a. [ Cyclotomic divisor. See divisor . cycloturine, Cycloturus. See cyclo thu rine , Су cloth urus. Cyclotus (sī-klō'tus), n. [NL., Spine-tailed Lizard ( Cyclura acanthura ). family Iguanid a. C. lophoma is the great iguana of Jamaica, with a long serrate dorsal crest. C. acanthura is the spine-tailed lizard of Lower California. C. teres, of the same region, is the smooth-backed lizard.