Cænozoic, Cenozoic (senozoik)

[Also written kai no-, after the Greek; Cæsarism cient and extinct, forms. It corresponds nearly with what has been called the age of mammals. Also written Caino zoic, Kainozoic. The local continental era which began with the Old Red Sandstone and closed with the New Red Marl is later than the New Red Marl and all the Cainozoic or Tertiary formations. J. Croll, Climate and Time, p. 343. Caen stone. See stone. caer-, car-.. caer, wall, fort, castle, city.] A prefix, signifying fortified wall or castle, occurring in place-names in Wales and parts of western and England: as, Caerleon, Cardiff, Carnarvon, Car lisle. Cæreb a, n. See Cæreb a. Cæreb inæ, n. pl. See Cærebina. cærimoniarius (ser-i-mo-ni-ā'ri-us), n.; pl. cærimoniarii (-1). [NL., cærulet, cærule an, etc. See cerule, etc. cærule us morbus (sē-röʻlē-us morbus). [NL.] The blue-disease. See cyanosis. [NL., after