epiclidia

Plural of epiclidium. 1966 The epicondyle has been called "outer" or "external condyle," and more recently by Markoe (1880) and others "external epicondyle ." Wilder and Gage , Anat. Tech., p. 160. External epicondyle, the external or radial supracon -an.] Same as epiclidal . epiclidium (ep-i-kli'di-um), n.; pl. epiclidia (-a). [NL., also epicleidium, perior or distal end of the clavicle, at the end of the bone opposite the hypoclidium. See cut under epipleura. Such expansion is called the epicleidium ; in pa erine birds it is said to o ify separately, and it is considered by Parker to represent the pre coracoid of reptiles. Coues, Key to N. A. Birds, p. 147. epiclinal (ep-i-kli'nal), a. [ Epicœla (ep-i-sēʻla), n. pl. [NL., neut. pl. of epicœlus: see epicœlous, epicale.] In Huxley's cla ification of 1874, a series of deuterostomatous metazoans which have an epicæle, as distinguished from a schizocœle or an enterocæle, as the ascidians and vertebrates. epicœlar (ep-i-sē'lär), a. Same as epicælian. epicœle (ep'i-sēl), n. [ epicœlia (ep-i-sē li-ä), n.; pl. epicælia (-e). [NL., epicœliac (ep-i-sē'li-ak), a. [