dipteral

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 59
& 8. [Gr. dipteros =two-winged: di=dis=twice, twofold, and pteron =a wing.] IMG:content-2573.png:[blocks in formation] BEAN.] 1416 2. Entom .: Two-winged; pertaining or belonging to the order Diptera (q. v.). dip-ter-ŭs, s. [Gr. dipteros =two-winged: di = dis twice, twofold, and pteron a wing, a fin.] Palæont .: A genus of fo il Ganoid fishes, the type of the family Ctenodipterini. The body is covered with cycloidal, overlapping, smooth scales; the head is protected by a kind of helmet formed of the anchylosed cranial bones, and the teeth are conical in form and nearly equal in size. The two dorsal fins are placed far back; tail heterocercal. All the species are Devonian. ( Nicholson .)
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