eutaxiology (utaksioloji)

[ tactic.] Characterized by eutaxy; well-ordered. They (the apparently distinct types) were evidently all derived from one magma, and exhibit very beautifully the structure termed by Fritsch and Rei Eutaxitic, which is so commonly observed in acid lavas like trachute and Jour. Sci., ser., XXVIII. 261. eutaxy (ü'tak-si), n. [ Dare I, profane, so irreligious be, To greet or grieve her soft euthanasy ! cii. well, + θηρίον, a beast.] In zool.: (a) A term proposed by Gill in 1872 for one of the major groups of the Mammal i a, including the Mono delphia and the Didelphia, as together contrasted with Prot other i a. (b) Restricted later by Huxley to the Mono delph i a, the Didelphia being called Meta the ria: in this sense, an exact synonym of Mono delph i a and Placental i a. euthumiat, n. See euthymia. euthymia (u-thim'i-ä), n. [NL., cur us. A prime di