my i a destine (mi"iadestin)

The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 49
Pertaining to the My i a des tina, or having their characters. bill enormously large and recurved. M. ameri can a is the jabiru. Certain Old World storks are sometimes included in Mycteria, sometimes called Xenorhyn chus and Ephippiorhynchus. See cut under jabiru. mydaleine (mi-dā'lē-in), n. [ See Midas2 . q. v.] 7.] In pathol., spinal meningitis. myelon (mi'e-lon), n. [NL., + άγρα, hunting (taking).] The typical genus of Myiagrinæ, founded by Vigors and Hors field in 1826. It contains some 20 species of small flycatchers with very broad flat bills and copious rictal vibri æ, inhabiting the Austromalayan and Ocean i an regions. M. rubicula is a characteristic example. Myiagrinæ Myiagrinæ (mi"i-a-gri'nē), n. pl. [NL.,
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