anisodactyle

and n. See anisodactyl. Anisodactyl i (a-ni-so-dak'ti-li), n. pl. [NL., pl. of anisodactyl us: see anisodactyl.] In Sun devall's cla ification of birds, the second series of an order Volucres, consisting of the five co horts Cœno morph a, Amp ligula res, Long i lin gues, or Mellisugæ, Syndactylæ, Peristeroidea. these words. By Sclater, in 1880, the term is used as a suborder of Picariæ, including twelve families, the Colii dæ, Meropi- gidæ, and Ste a torn it hidæ. fected with anisometropia. Anisonema (a-ni-sō-nēma), n. [NL., Gr. άνισος, unequal, + νῆμα, a thread, tinct, in most cases a ociated with a tubular pharynx. endoplasm is transparent and granular. Saville Gr. άνισος, unequal, + στήμων, a thread ( στῆμα, a stamen: see stamen ).] In bot., having the stamens fewer in number than the petals or lobes of the corolla: applied to flowers, as in the order Labiata. An equivalent word is ani sandrous. an i so sthenic (a-ni-so-sthen'ik), a. [