Segment - Law Dictionary Search Results
Multifid
Having many segments cleft into several parts by linear sinuses as a multifid leaf or corolla
Holoblastic
Undergoing complete segmentation composed entirely of germinal matter the whole of the yolk undergoing fission opposed to meroblastic
Epimere
One of the segments of the transverse axis or the so called homonymous parts as for example one of the several segments
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Worm
the Webster's New World Dictionary (1962 edition), 'worm' means 'any of many long, slender, soft-bodied creeping animals, some segmented, that live by burrowing underground or as parasites, as the earthworm, tapeworm'. According to the Shorter Oxford English
Infest
slender, creeping, naked, limbless animal usually brown or reddish with a soft body divided into a series of segments; an earthworm'. According to that dictionary an 'insect' means 'a small invertebrate animal, usually having a body divided
Abrasive wheel
bonds whether natural or artificial, (ii) a mounted wheel or point and a wheel or disc with separate segments of abrasive materials; (iii) a wheel or disc made of metal, wood, cloth, felt, rubber or paper with
Meroblastic
Consisting only in part of germinal matter characterized by partial segmentation only as meroblastic ova in which a portion of the yolk only undergoes fission meroblastic segmentation opposed to
Chaeligtopoda
A very extensive order of Annelida segmented worms characterized by the presence of lateral setaelig or spines on most or all of the segments They
VerbarMorula
the clevage of the ovum or egg in the first stages of its development called also mulberry mass segmentation sphere and blastosphere See Segmentation
VerbarMesoscutum
The scutum or dorsal plate of the middle thoracic segment of an insect See Illust of Butterfly
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