78 CONDYLURA 



Condylura (kon-dil-u'-ra) 



condylodes (kon-dil-o'-dez) knobby, knuckle-like. 



Conepatus (ko-ne-pa'-tus) 



confertus (kon-fer'-tus) pressed together, crowded, 



dense. 

 Confervales* (kon-fer-va'-lez) 

 confinis (kon-fl'-nis) neighboring, adjoining. 

 confluens (kon'-flu-enz) running together. 

 confluentus (kon-flu'-en-tus) croweded together 



joining, flowing together. 

 confractus (kon-frakt'-us) 

 confraternus (kon-fra-ter'-nus) brotherly, also, 



with affection. 

 confusus (kon-fu'-sus) confused, perplexed, 

 conglomeratus (kon-glo-mer-a/-tus) gathering to 



form a ball, 

 congregatus (kon-gre-ga/-tus) collected. 

 conic (kon'-ik) 



conicus (ko'-ni-kus) cone-like, 

 conidium (kon-id'-i-um) 

 conifer (ko'-ni-fer, kon'-i-fer) 

 Coniferae* (ko-nif'-er-e) 

 coniferous (ko-nif'-er-us) 

 Conilurus (kon-i-lu'-rus) 

 Coniophanes* (ko-ni-6-fa/-nez) 

 Coniopteryx (kon-i-op'-te-riks) 

 Conioselinum* (ko-ni-6-se-ll'-num, kon-i-6-se-li' 



num) 

 coniospermous (kon-i-o-sper'-mus) 

 Conium* (ko-nl'-um) 



conjugatus (kon-jug-a'-tus) united, joined. 

 connate (kon'-at) 



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