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Interapertural — between the apertures. 



Interbrachials — the plates in the calyx of a Crinoid, lying be- 

 tween the brachials. 



Intercalation — irregular interposition. 



Intercellular — between the cells or meshes. 



Interdistichalu — the plates in the calyx of a Crinoid, lying 

 between the distichals. 



Interradials — the plates in the calyx of a Crinoid, lying 

 between the radials. 



Interstitial— pertaining to an intervening space; between 

 lines, plications, etc. 



Intrathecal — within the theca ; endo-thecal. 



Introverted — turned apex to apex ; applied to the spirals of 

 Brachiopods. 



Keel — a strong central carina or ridge (Taeniopora). 



Lacrymiform — tear-form ; drop - shaped — pear-shaped in 

 form, but without the lateral contractions. 



Lamellose — made up of lamella 3 . 



Lateral gemmation — a budding from the sides, as in some 

 corals. 



Ligament — the external structure for opening the valves in 

 the Pelecypoda. 



Limb — the lateral area or marginal band of the cephalon of 

 Trilobites on either side of the glabella, corresponding to 

 a pleuron of the thoracic region. 



Lingniform — tongue-shapet 1 . 



Linguloid — tongue-shaped; like Lingula. 



Lip — the margins of the aperture of univalve shells. 



Listrium — the depressed area surrounding the pedicle open- 

 ing in the pedicle valve of Orbiculoidea and other discinoid 

 Brachiopods. 



Lobes — the backward bending portions of the suture of 

 Cephalopod shells. 



Lophophore — the ciliated, or tentaculated oval disk of Bry- 

 ozoa; the oval disk and brachia of Brachiopods. 



