Pseudo don to sis

(su-do-don-to' ' false; bdoiq, tooth. The formation of anomalous teeth, seudo-elephantiasis (su-do-el-e-fan-ti' -as-is). A tumor-like hyper; trophy, resembling elephantiasis, seudo-embryo tbryo. (su-do-em' '-bre-o). Synonym of Proseudo-encephalitis (su - do - en - sef'- al-i' '- lis). Hydrencephaloid disease. seudo-entozoa (su - do - en-to-zo/- ah). In biology, any object resembling or mistaken for an entozoic parasite, e.g., ra a cep halo cyst is, q. v. under Parasites. I. The membrane lining serous and vascular cavities of the body; true endothelium. 2. The layer of germinal cells found the surface of the ovary after the ovarian tubes have formed. r.eudo-erotism (su-do-er' -o-tizm). Sexual desire in animals at unusual seasons. eudo-erysipelas. A name vaguely applied to:onditions having more or le resemblance to true erysipelas. P. subtend i no sum coll i. Synonym of Angina ludorici. •eudo-esophoria (su - do - ezfo -fo'- re -ah). See Esothoria.;eudo-exanthemata (su-do-eks-an-them' '-at-ah) bzv. A group of noncontagious eruptive diseases resembling the exanthenata in their onset and course. eudo-exophoria (su-do-eks-o-fo'-re-ah). See Exoeudo-fever (su-do-fe'-ver). An hysterical elevation of temperature, eudo-fibrin (su-do fi''-brin) false; Jibra, iber. The coagulative material of blood in cases of 'buffy coat."' eudo-filament (su - do -fil'- am - ent). In biology, an object that looks ike, but is not, a real filament. The term is applied to cocci or other bacteria arranged in rows in the direction of the succe ive divisions.