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[or’-ke-,orf-kid-, orf-ke-o-) [op^^c, testicle]. A prefix signifying; connection with or relation to the testicle. 2. Of the non splanchnic organs, as club-foot, curvature of the spine, misplaced teeth, misplaced blood ve els, etc. B. By Change of Connection. i. Anomalous articulations. 2. Anomalous implantations, as teeth out of line. 3. Anomaloucles ands ligaments.attachments, as of mus- 4. Anomalous branches, as of arteries and nerves. 5. Anomalous openings, as of veins into the left auricle, of the duct us choledochus in an unusual situation, of the vagina into the rectum, of the rectum into the male urethra, of the rectum at the umbilicus, etc. C. In Continuity. 1. Anomalous imperf orations, as of rectum, vulva, vagina, mouth, esophagus. 2. Anomalous union of organs, as of kidneys, testicles, digits, teeth, ribs; adhesion of the tongue to the palate. D. By Closure, as in complete transverse septum in the vagina. E. By Disjunction. 1. Anomalous perforations, as persistence of foramen ovale, duct us arteriosus, urachus. 2. Anomalous divisions, as splits, fi ures in various organs, hare-lip, hvpospadias, fi ured tongue, cleft palate, fi ured cheek. ANOMALIES OFENCE. NUMBER AND EXIST- VI 1. By numeric defect, as absence of muscles, vertebrae, ribs, digits, teeth, a lung, a kidney, the uterus, the bladder, etc. 2. By numeric exce , as supernumerary digits, ribs, teeth, breasts, a double uterus. HETEROTAXIS. I. Splanchnic Inversion. II. General Inversion. HERMAPHRODITES.* I. True Hermaphrodites. a. Bilateral hermaphrodites. b. Unilateral hermaphrodites. c. Lateral hermaphrodites. II. Pseudo hermaphrodites, with double sexual formation of the external genitals, but with unisexual development of the reproductive glands (ovaries and testicles). a. Male pseudo hermaphrodites (with testicles). 1. Internal pseudo hermaphrodites. Development of uterus masculinus. 2. External pseudo hermaphrodites. External genitals approach the female type; the monstrosity presents a feminine appearance and build. 3. Complete pseudo hermaphrodites (internal and external). Uterus masculinus with tubes; separate efferent canals for bladder and uterus. b. Female pseudo hermaphrodites (with ovaries). Persistence of male sexual parts. * According to Klebs. Internal hermaphrodites. Formation of vas deferens and tubes. External hermaphrodites. Approach of the external genitals to the male Complete type. hermaphrodites (internal and external). Masculine formation of the external genitals and of a part of the sexual tract. MONSTERS. CLASS I— SINGLE MONSTERS.- Order I. Autositic Monsters. Phocomelus Hemimelus tromelus,.. Species 1. Ec- Micro mel us Genus I, ch544.xhtml e 466