MONSTRUM

(Lat.), n. n. Moanst'ru3m(ru4m). Ger., M. See MONSTER. M. aberrantium. See MONSTROSITY by perversion. M. abundans. See MONSTROSITY by exce . M. alientiuin. A compound monster, [a. 34.] M. anacatadidytimm. A thoracopagus. [a, 34.] M. bigeniinum. See Double MONSTER. M. delirious. See MONSTROSITY by defect. M. duplex. See Double MONSTER. M. duplex anadidyinum. A double monster in which fusion begins at the head, as in a craniopagns or cephalothoracopagus. [L, 57 (o, 34).] M. duplex catadidymum. A double monster in which fusion begins at the lower part of the body and extends to the head, as in a pygopagus, ischiopagus, or diprosopus. [March and (L, 57 [a, 34]).] [s. 26]