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GLOSSARY. 



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Baculum — A staff or cudgel. 



B.il moides— Like Balaaus. 



Bulanus— An acorn. 



Balteatus, a, um — Belted. 



Batbatus, a, um — Bearded. 



Barydactylus, a, um — Heavy fingered. 



Basalis, e — Pertaining to the base. 



Basalticus, a, um — Basaltic. 



Basilaris, e— Relating to the base. 



Basilicus, a, um — Splendid. 



Belemnura — Having a tail like a dart. 



Bellarugosus, a, um — Beautifully wrinkled. 



Bellatrema — Beautiful opening. 



Bellatulus, a, um — Pretty, neat. 



Bellicinctus, a, um — Beautifully banded. 



Bellicosus, a, um — Warlike. 



Bellifer, era, erum — Warlike. 



Bellilineatus, a, um — Beautifully lined. 



Bellipunctus, a, um — Beautifully dotted. 



Bellistriatus, a, um — Beautifully striated. 



Bellulus, a, um — Very beautiful, pretty. 



Bellus, a, um — Beautiful. 



Bertholletiformis, e — Like Bertholletia. 



Biacutus, a, um — Two-pointed. 



Bialveatus, a, um — Two-channeled. 



Biangulatus, a, um — Two-angled. 



Bicarinatus, a, um — Two-keeled. 



Bicarpus, a, um — Two-fruited. 



B ice ps — Two-head e i . 



Bicinctus, a, um — Two-banded. 



Biclavatus, a, um — Two-clubbed. 



Bicorniger, era, erum — Two-horned. 



Bicornis, e — Two-horned. 



Bicornutus, a, um — Two-horned. 



Bicostatus, a, um— Two-ribbed. 



Bicristatus, a, um — Double-peaked or two- 

 crested. 



Bicuspidatus, a, um — Two-pointed. 



Bidens — Having two teeth, two-pronged. 



Bidentatus, a, um — Double-toothed. 



Bidorsalis, e — Double-backed. 



Bidorsatus, a, um — Having a double back. 



Bifarius, a, um — In two ways or parts, 

 double. 



Bifidatus, a, um — Cleft into two parts. 



Bifidus, a, um — Bifid, cloven in two parts. 



Bifissus, a, um — Cleft into two parts. 



Bifoliatus, a, um — Two-leaved. 



Biforatus, a, um — Two-holed or double- 

 doored. 



Biformatus, a, um — Two-shaped. 



Biformis, e — Two-formed. 



Bifrons — With two foreheads. 



Bifurca — A two-pronged fork. 



Bifurcatus, a, um — Bifurcated, forked. 



Bifurcus, a, um — Two-pronged. 



Biimbricatus, a, um — Double-imbricated. 



Bijugus, a, um— Yoked two together. 



Bilabiatus, a, um — Two-lipped. 



Bilamellatus, a, um — Having double la- 

 mellae. 



Bilateralis, e — Two-sided. 



Bilineatus, a, um — Two-lined. 



Biliratus, a, um — Two-furrowed. 



Bilix— Woven with a double thread, two- 

 threaded. 



Bilobatus, a, um — Two-lobed. 



Bilobus, a, um — Two-lobed. 



Bimesialis, e — Having two middle parts. 



Bimncronatua, a, um — Two-poin'ed. 



Binervis, e — Two-nerved. 



Binodus— Double knot. 



Binumbonatus, a, um — Having double 

 umbones. 



Bipartitus, a, um — Two-parted. 



Bipennis, e — Two-winged. 



Biplicatus, a, um — Two-plicated, or in two- 

 folds. 



Bipunctatua, a, um — Bipunctate. 



Bipyramidalis, e — Double-pyramidal. 



Bisectus, a, um — Divided. 



Biserialis, e — In two series. 



Biseriatus, a, um— Having two rows or 

 series. 



Biserrulatus, a, um — double-serrulated. 



Bisinuatus, a, um — Having two depressions 

 or furrows. 



Bispinulatus, a, um — Two-spinel. 



Bispiralis, e — Two-whorled. 



Bistriatus, a, um — Two-striated. 



Bisulcatus, a, um — Two furrowed. 



Bisulcus, a, um — Cloven. 



Bituberculatus, a, um — Double-tubercu- 

 lated. 



Biturbinatus, a, um — Double-turbinated. 



Bivertex — Double head. 



Bivius, a, um — Having two ways or pas- 

 sages. 



Bivittatus, a, um— Two-banded. 



Bivolvis, e — Two-rolled. 



Blatta — A cockroach or moth. 



Blattinoides — Like Blattina. 



Bombifrons — Having a hollow front. 



Borassifolius, a, um — Leaved like Borassus. 



Borealis, e — Northern. 



Bovidens — Ox tooth. 



Bovipedalis, e — Ox-footed. 



Brachialis, e — Having arms. 



Brachiatus, a, um — Having arms. 



Brachium — An arm. 



Brachynotus, a, um — Short-ridged. 



Brachyops — Short sight. 



Bracteatus, a, um — Covered with plates, 

 beautiful. 



Breviceps — Short head. 



Brevicornis, e — Short-horned. 



Brevicostatus, a, um — Short-ribbed. 



Breviculus, a, um — Somewhat shortened. 



Brevicurvatus, a, um — Short-curved. 



Brevifolius, a, um — Short-leaved. 



Brevilineatus, a, um — Short-lined. 



Brevilobatus, a, um — Short-lobed. 



Brevilobus — Short lobe. 



Brevimarginatus, a, um — Short-margined. 



Brevinodus — Short node or short knot. 



Breviplicatus, a, um — Short-plicated. 



Brevi posticus, a, um — Made short behind. 



Breviradiatus, a, um — Short-rayed. 



Brevirostria, e — Short beak. 



Brevis, e — Short. 



Brevisulcatus, a, um — Short-furrowed. 



Breviusculus, a, um — Very short. 



Brisa — Grape-skins. 



Bryonoides — Like moss. 



Buccinum — A trumpet or horn. 



Bucculentus, a, um — Wide-mouthed. 



Bufo — A toad. 



Bulbaceus, a, um — Bulbous. 



