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GLOSSARY. 



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Pristiniformis, e — An ancient form. 



Pristinus, a, um — Primitive, early. 



Pristis — Any sea monster or saw-fish. 



Problematicus, a, um —Problematical, un- 

 settled, uncertain. 



Proboscidialis, e — Having a proboscis. 



Proboscidiatus, a, um — Having a proboscis. 



Procerus, a, um — High, tall. 



Proclivis, e — Sloping, steep. 



Productus, a, um — Drawn out, produced. 



Profundus, a, um — Deep, profound. 



Projectus, a, um — Thrown out, projected. 



Prolatus, a, um — Brought forth, extended, 

 enlarged. 



Prolificus, a, um — Prolific, fruitful. 



Prolifer, era, erum — Prolific, productive; 

 fruitful. 



Prolixus, a, um — Stretched far out, long, 

 broad. 



Prolongatus, a, um — Prolonged. 



Prolongus, a, um — Prolonged, stretched 

 out. 



Prominulus, a, um — Projecting a little, 

 rather prominent. 



Promissus, a, um — Hanging down, putting 

 forth. 



Pronis, e — Bent forward, inclined down- 

 ward. 



Pronus, a, um — Turned forward, bent or 

 inclined. 



Propinquus, a, um — Near, hard by, re- 

 lated to. 



Proporoides — Like Propora. 



Proprius, a, um — Peculiar, proper. 



Prora — The prow of a ship. 



Proteiformis, e — Having many shapes. 



Protensus, a, um — Stretched out. 



Protextus, a, um — Closely woven. 



Protuberans — Projecting, protuberant. 



Proximus, a, um — Nearest. 



Pseudogaleatus — False Galeatus. 



Pseudolineatus, a, um — False-lined. 



Pseudo-marginalis, e — False-margined. 



Pseudomurrayanus, a, um — False Murray- 

 anus. 



Pseudosagittatus — False Sagittatus. 



Psilophloeus — Having rough bark. 



Pterineiformis, e — Shaped like Pterinea. 



Pterocephalus — Having a winged head. 



Pteroides — Wing-like. 



Pterotus, a, um — Winged, feathered. 



Pudicus, a, um — Shamefaced, modest. 



Pugiunculus — A small dagger. 



Pugnax — War-like, combative. 



Pugnus — A fist, a handful. 



Pulcellus, a, um — Beautiful little. 



Pulchellus, a, um — Beautiful little, or some- 

 what beautiful. 



Pulcher, a, um — Beautiful. 



Pulex — A flea. 



Pulicaris — Like a flea. 



Pulmoneus, a, um — Spongy like the lungs. 



Pumilus, a, um — Dwarfish, diminutive, 

 little. 



Punctatus, a, um — Punctured, dotted. 



Punctiferus, a, um — Puncture-bearing. 



Punctifrons — Dotted in front. 



Punctillatus, a, um— Finely dotted. 



Punctipora — Having dotted pores. 



Punctolineatus, a, um — Having dotted or 

 pitted lines or furrows. 



Punctostriatus, a, um — Having pricked or 

 dotted striae. 



Punctulatus, a, um — Marked with small 

 spots. 



Punctuliferus, a, um — Bearing punctures 

 or dots. 



Pusillus, a, um — Very small, petty, insig- 

 nificant. 



Pustulatus, a, um — Blistered, covered with 

 pustules. 



Pustuliferus, a, um — Bearing blisters or pus- 

 tules. 



Pustulosus, a, um — Full of blisters, pimples, 

 or pustules. 



Puteatus, a, um — Having little pits or wells. 



Puteolatus, a, um — Pitted. 



Putillus — A child or dwarf. 



Pygmams, a, um — Dwarfish. 



Pyramidalis, e — Pyramidal, pointed like a 

 pyramid. 



Pyramidatus, a, um — Pyramidal, made like 

 a pyramid. 



Pyriformis, e — Pyriform, pear-shaped. 



Pyxidatus, a, um — Box-like. 



Pyxidicula — A small box. 



Pyxidiformis, e — Box-shaped. 



Quadrangularis, e — Quad rangukr. 



Quadrangulatus, a, um — Quadrangular. 



Quadrans — A quarter or a fourth part. 



Quadraticaudatus, a, um— Square-tailed. 



Quadratifolius, a, um— Quadrate-leaved. 



Quadratus, a, um — Four-cornered, squared, 

 quadrate. 



Quadribrachiatus, a, um — Having four arms. 



Quadriceps — Square-headed. 



Quadricinctus, a, um — Four banded or 

 girdled. 



Quadricostatus, a, um — Four-ribbed. 



Quadrilateralis, e — Quadrilateral, four- 

 sided. 



Quadrimucronatus, a, um — Having four 

 sharp points or spines. 



Quadripartitus, a, um — Four-parted. 



Quadriseriatus, a, um — Having four series. 



Quadrispinus, a, um — Four-spined. 



Quadrisulcatus, a, um — Four-furrowed. 



Quadrivolvis, e — Four-whorled. 



Quadrula — A little square. 



Quasillus — A little basket. 



Quaternarius, a, um — Containing four, qua- 

 ternary. 



Quatuordecembrachialis, e — Having four- 

 teen arms. 



Quercifolius, a, um — Oak-leaved. 



Quincuncialis, e — Made in the form of a 

 quincunx. 



Quinquelobus, a, um, five-lobed. 



Quinquenodus, a, um — Having five nodes 

 or knots. 



Quinquepartitus, a, um — Five-parted. 



Quinquesulcatus, a, um — Five-furrowed. 



Bacematus, a, um — Having clusters. 

 Racemosus, a, um — Full of clusters, clus- 

 tering. 

 Radians — Radiating, glittering.' 



