BEWEGUNG

(Ger.), n.. Motion, agitation. [L, 30, 43.]-Amëboide B. Amœboid movement. [J.]—B’sataxie. Inco-ordination of movements. [D.]—13’sbildercentrum. Lichtheim’s term for the centre of motor images. [* Brain,” Jan., 1885, p.435(K).|—B’sfaser. A motor fibre. [L, 80.])—B’sgrund. A motor stimulus. (L, 80.]—B’skur. See Movement curr.—B’slii mung. Motor paralysis.—B’slehre. Mechanics. [L, 43.]—B’snerv, B’snerve. A motor nerve. [K.]—B’splasma. The external layer of the three into which Bra divides the protoplasm, especially that of amoeboid cells; supposed to be specially endowe with the power of movement. [J, 55, 60.|—B’splastiden. Anatomical elements Th aes motor functions, such as muscular fibres and cells. [J.|—B’svermigen. Motility. [L, 43.)—1’swerkzeuge. The organs of motion. [L,80.]|—Ciliarb’. See Ciliary MOVEMENT.—Co-relative 18. See Correlative MovEMENT.— Fortb’. Movement, propulsion (said of the circulation of the blood, }, etc.). na 16.1—Freiwillige B. Voluntary move- 1K [etoauments, uti ment. e movement of the soft palate during deglutition. [K, 16.j—Gegenwurmférmige B. Reversed peristaltic action, [L, 80.]|—Gesammt-B. A compound movement (applied by Landois to the sum of the phenomena of peristaltic action). _ [K, 16.]—Glitsehende und radformige B. Rotation. [L, 80.]—Kau-B. Mastication. [K, 16.|-Mahl-B. The lateral grinding movement of the jaws in mastication. [K, 16.]— Per ist alt is che B. See Per is taus is.—Reitbahn-B, Circus MOVEMENT.—Roll-B. A movement made by animals after unilateral injury of the corpora quadrigemina, consisting in a constant revolution of the body around its vertical axis. [K, 16.]—Sarkodische B. Amcebold movement. [K.]—Schlingb’. Deglutition. [K, 16.]—Selbststiindige B. Automatic movement. |B.]—Vibrirende B. Vibratory movement. [K.]—Wurmférmige B. p PrrisTALSIS—Zeiger-B. A peculiar vibrating movement of the head and shoulders observed in animals after unilateral injury of the corpora guadbieemma [K, 16.]--Zwangs-B. A forced movement. [K, 16.]