Euryophrys (uriofris)

[NL., Eurygona + -inæ.] Same as Euselasiina. merly called Calypso, a name preoccupied in Eurylæmidæ (ū-ri-lem'i-dē), (ū-ri-lem'i-dē), pl. [NL., Eurylæmus + -ida.] A family of pa erine Eurypauropodidae (u-ri-pa-ro-pod'i-dē), n. pl. birds, for merl rmerly supposed, from their resem- [NL., Eurypauropus + -ide.] A A family of blance to rollers, barbets, etc., to be picarian. myriapods, established for the reception otion of the The feet are syndactyl, by connection of the outer and genus Eurypauropus. middle toes in the syrinx is mesomyodian and traches bronchial; the plantar tendons are desmopelmous; the oil-gland is untufted; cæca are present; and the ster. num is pa erine, though without a furcate manubrium. It is a small family of East Indian birds, containing such genera as Eurylæmus, Serilophus, Psarisomus, Cymbi rhynchus, and Calyptomena, represented by le than a dozen species, known as broad mouths, broadbills, and ga pers. Also written Eurylaimidæ. broad, Eurypauropus (u-ri-paro-pus), n. [NL. (J. A. Ryder, 1879 1879), εὐρύς , broad, + NL. Pauro- pus .] A genus of myriapods, having the more mobile portion of the head beneath the cepha- lic shield, the d, the mouth-parts confined to a small circular area, no eyes, and the legs ending in a single single curved claw.