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commensal (kom-en'-sal) 



commissure (kom'-i-shur) 



communal (kom'-u-nal) 



communis (kom-u'-nis) general, common. 



commutatus (kom-u-ta/-tus) changed entirely, re- 

 placed. 



comose (ko'-mos) 



comosus (kom-o'-sus) furnished with a tuft of hair 

 or leaves, hairy. 



compar (kom'-par) equal. 



comparative (kom-par'-a-tiv) 



complanatus (kom-pla-na'-tus) level with the 

 ground. 



compressus (kom-pres'-us) squeezed together, 

 straight, narrow. 



Compsognathus (komp-sog'-na-thus) 



Compsothlypidae (komp-soth-lip'-i-de) 



Compsothlypis (komp-soth'-li-pis) 



Conandron (ko-nan'-dron) 



conarium (kon-a'-ri-um) 



concha (kong'-ka) 



conchiolin (kong-ki'-ol-in) 



conchology (kong-kor-6j-i) 



concinnus (kon-sin'-us) beautiful, striking. 



concolor (kon'-ku-lor) of the same color; also, uni- 

 formly colored. 



Condalia* (kon-da'-li-a) 



conditor (kon'-di-tor) a builder, a farmer. 



conditus (kon-dl'-tus) seasoned well; also, estab- 

 lished. 



Condylarthra (kon-di-lar'-thra) 



condyle (kon'-dil, kon'-dil) 



