tri glandular (tri glandular)

[ triglans (trī'glanz), a. [ fishes, being gradually restricted, and is now by some authors limited to the gurnards and closely related forms, having a parallelepiped head, entirely mailed cheeks, and three free pectoral rays. See Trigloidea, and cut under Trigla. Trig loch in (tri-glo'kin), n. [NL. (Linnæus, 1737), so called in allusion to the three angles of the capsule; trigloid trigloid (trig'loid), a. and n. [ II. n. A gurnard or related fish; any mem ber of the Trigloidea. thop Trigloidea (trig-loi'de-a), n. pl. [NL., part of the cranium; the posterotemporal is contiguous to the pro scapula; and the third suborbital is greatly enlarged and covers the cheek, articulating behind with the anterior wall of the pre operculum.