monopnoa

wind, breathing.] [Pref. mono-, and Gr. pnoë= Zool. & Palæont .: Profe or Owen's name for a subdivision of reptiles containing all those which do not live in the water. Mon-o-podes, s. pl . [Pref. mono- , and Gr. pous (gen it. podos )=a foot.] A fabulous one-legged race of Africans described by old travelers. mon-ô-po-di-al, adj. [Pref. mono-, and English podial.] Bot.: Po e ing a monopodium.