Mrs. Loudon's Entertaining Naturalist: Being popular descriptions, tales, and anecdotes of more than Five Hundred Animals. — John Shaqi
Mrs. Loudon's Entertaining Naturalist: Being popular descriptions, tales, and anecdotes of more than Five Hundred Animals.Loudon, Mrs. (Jane)
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Mrs. Loudon's Entertaining Naturalist: Being popular descriptions, tales, and anecdotes of more than Five Hundred Animals.
Loudon, Mrs. (Jane)
Animals -- Juvenile literature; Zoology -- Juvenile literature
_Abdomen._ The part of the body containing
the organs of digestion.
_Abdominal._ Pertaining to the abdomen.
_Amphibious._ Capable of living both on the land and in the water.
_Animalcules._ Small animals, visible only with
the assistance of the microscope.
_Annulated._ Marked with rings.
_Antennæ._ The horns or feelers of insects.
_Apex._ The top or summit of anything.
_Apical._ Situated at, or belonging to, the apex.
_Apodal._ Footless.
_Apterous._ Wingless.
_Aquatic._ Living or growing in the water.
_Bicuspid._ Having two points.
_Bifid._ Divided into two parts.
_Bifurcated._ Divided into two prongs.
_Bisulcous._ Cloven-hoofed.
_Bivalve._ With two shells.
_Branchiæ._ Gills, or organs for aquatic respiration.
_Buccal._ Pertaining to the mouth.
_Byssus._ A tuft of silky filaments produced by some Mollusca.
_Callosity._ A hard lump, an excrescence.
_Campanulate._ Bell-shaped.
_Canine._ Of the dog kind.
_Carinated._ Keeled.
_Carnivorous._ Feeding on flesh.
_Caudal._ Pertaining to the tail.
_Cere._ A skin over the base of the bill of birds._Cervical._
Belonging to the neck.
_Cetaceous._ Of the whale kind.
_Cilia._ Microscopic filaments, which,
by their constant vibration,
either cause currents in the water,
or move the animals
possessing them.
_Cinereous._ Of the colour of ashes.
_Clavate._ Clubbed.
_Cordiform._ Heart-shaped.
_Coriaceous._ Leathery.
_Corneous._ Horny.
_Crustaceous._ Covered with a shell or crust; as lobsters, crabs, &c.
_Dentate._ Toothed like a saw.
_Dorsal._ Belonging to the back.
_Elytra._ The wing-cases of insects of the beetle tribe.
_Emarginate._ Notched.
_Entomology._ A description of insects.
_Exsanguineous._ Without red blood, as worms.
_Feline._ Belonging to the cat kind.
_Ferruginous._ Of an iron or rust colour.
_Filiform._ Thread-like.
_Foliaceous._ Leaf-like.
_Frugivorous._ Feeding on fruits.
_Furcated._ Forked.
_Fusiform._ Spindle-shaped.
_Gallinaceous._ Belonging to the hen kind.
_Gelatinous._ Like jelly.
_Gemmiparous._ Capable of propagating by buds.
_Geniculate._ Bent like a knee.
_Gestation._ The time of going with young.
_Granivorous._ Feeding on grain.
_Gregarious._ Associating together.
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