28 APODEME 



apodeme (a'-po-dem) 



Apodemus (a-pod'-e-mus) 



Apodes (ap'-o-dez) 



apodus (ap'-od-us) without feet. 



Aponogeton* (a-pon-6-je'-ton) 



apophysis (ap-of'-i-sis, pi. ap-of'-is-ez) 



aporogamy (a-por-og'-am-i) 



aporrhysa (ap-or'-is-a) 



aposematic (ap-os-em-at'-ic) 



aposporogony (ap-6-sp6r-og'-6n-i) 



Apostraphia (ap-os-traf'-i-a) 



appendage (ap-en'-dej, ap-en'-daj) 



applanatus (ap-lan-a'-tus) to, toward, flattened. 



appositus (ap-oz'-i-tus) placed near, added to. 



appropinquatus (ap-rop-in-kwa/-tus) drawing near. 



apricot (a/-pri-kot, ap'-ri-kot) 



apricus (a-pri'-kus) lying open, exposed; also, 



coming from the south. 

 Aptenia* (ap-te'-ni-a) 

 Aptenodytes (ap-ten-6-dl'-tez) 

 Aptera (ap'-ter-a) 

 Apus (a'-pus) 

 aquarium (ak-wa'-ri-um) 

 aquatic (a-kwat'-ik, a-kwot'-ik) 

 aquaticus (a-kwa'-ti-kus) growing in or near water, 

 aquatilis (a-kwa/ -til-is) living or growing in or 



near water. 

 Aquifolium* (ak-wi-fol'-i-um, ak-wi-fo'-li-um) 

 Aquila (ak'-wi-la) 

 Aquilegia* (ak-wi-le'-ji-a) 

 aquiline (ak'-wi-lin) 

 aquilinus (ak-wil-i'-nus) pertaining to an eagle. 



