scapulimantic (skap"ulimantik)

[ omen. And slow up the dim aisle afar, With sable cowl and scapular , And snow-white stoles, in order due, The holy Fathers, two and two, In long proce ion came. Scott , L. of L. M., vi. 30. IMG:content-0237.png:[blocks in formation] scapuloclavicularis (skapū-lō-kla-vik-ū-lā'ris), n.; pl. scapuloclaviculares (-rēz). [NL.: see scapuloclavicular.] An anomalous muscle which in man may extend from the sternal part of the clavicle IMG:content-0238.png:[graphic] 3-CHE 4 5 to the superior 1-6 border of the 2. scapula. scapulocoracoid (skap"ūlō-kor'a-koid), a. and n. [ NL. scapula + coracoides: see coracoid.] Same as cor a coscapular. IMG:content-0239.jpg:[ocr errors] Pectoral Arch and Fore Limb of the Pike ( Esox lucius ), an o eous fish, showing scapulocoracoid, composed of Scp , scapula or hyper coracoid, and Cr , coracoid or hypocora coid; c, posterior end of the outer inargin of the scapulocoracoid; b, 6, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, five fin-rays or radialia; a, actinosts or basalia. Scapulocoracoid angle. Same as coracoscapular angle (which see, under coracoscapular ). The angle is that formed at gl by the bones Sc and Co in the cut under scapula. scapulodynia (skap ū-lo-din'i-a), n. [NL., of the scapula. scapulohumeral (skap"ū-lō-hū'me-ral), a. [