TES. — UMB.] 



GLOSSARY. 



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Testudinarius, a, um — Arched like a tor- 

 toise shell. 



Tetragonocephalus — Having a quadrangular 

 head. 



Tetragonopthalmus — Having square eyes. 



Tetragonum — A quadrangle. 



Tetraptyx — Having four folds. 



Tetricus, a, um — Forbidding, stern. 



Textiligerus, a, um — Web-bearing. 



Textilis, e — Woven, plaited, textile. 



Textus, a, um — Woven, fabricated. 



Thserodactylus, a, um — Hinge-toed. 



Thallyformis, e — Shaped likeThallus, frond- 

 like. 



Tholus — A rotunda or cupola. 



Tiariformis, e — Shaped like a tiara or tur- 

 ban. 



Torquis — A necklace, wreath, or ring. 



Tortalinea — Twisted line. 



Tortuosus, a, m — Full of turns or crooks, 

 tortuous. 



Tortus, a, um — Twisted, distorted. 



Transiens — Transient. 



Transitionis, e — A passing over. 



Translatus, a, um — Carried over, trans- 

 ported. 



Transsectus, a, um — Cut across. 



Transversalis, e— Transverse, crosswise. 



Transversus, a, um — Transverse, crosswise, 

 wider than long. 



Triangularis, e— Of or belonging to a triangle, 

 triangular. 



Triangulatus, a, um — Triangulated. 



Triartlirus— Having three joints. 



Tribulis — One of the Karae tribe. 



Tribulosus, a, um — Full of thorns or thistles. 



Tricarinatus, a, um — Three-keeled. 



Tricenarius, a, um — Of or containing thirty. 



Trichoideus, a, um — Hair-like. 



Trichomanoides — Like Trichomanes, the 

 maiden-hair fern. 



Tricingulatus, a, um — Three-banded. 



Tricornis, e — Three-horned. 



Tricostatus, a, um — Three-ribbed. 



Tricuspidatus, a, um — Three-pointed. 



Tridactylites — Having three fingers. 



Tridactylus, a, um — Three- fingered. 



Tridens — Having three teeth, tines, or 

 prongs. 



Tridentilerus, *a, um — Bearing three teeth 

 prongs. 



Tridigitatus, a, um — Three-fingered. 



Trifoliatus, a, um — Three-leaved. 



Trifolius, a, um — Three-leaved. 



Trigonalis, e — Trigonal. 



Trigonolepis— Having triangular scales. 



Trigonostomus, a, um — Having a triangular 

 mouth. 



Trigonus, a, um — Trigonal. 



Trilineatus, a, um — Three-lined. 



Triliratus, a, um— Three-lined. 



Trilix — Triple-twilled. 



Trilobatus, a, um — Three-lobed. 



Trilobus, a, um — Three-lobed. 



Trilocularis, e — Three- chambered. 



Tiinervis, e— Three- veined. 



Trinodus, a, um — Having three knots. 



Trinucleus — Having three kernels. 



Tripinnatus, a, um — Three-winged. 



Triplicatellus, a, um — Having three plica- 

 tions in one fold. 



Triplicatus, a, um — Three-plaited. 



Triplistriatus, a, um — Three-lined. 



Tripunctatus, a, um — Three-dotted. 



Triquetrus, a, um — Three-cornered, tri- 

 angular. 



Triradiatus, a, um — Three-rayed. 



Triserialis, e — In three series. 



Triserratus, a, um — Three-notched. 



Trisinuatus, a, um — Three-furrowed. 



Trisulcatus, a, um — Three-furrowed. 



Trisutura — Having three sutures. 



Trituberculatus, a, um — Having three tu- 

 bercles. 



Trivolvis, e — Three-whorled. 



Trochiformis, e— Shaped like Trochus. 



Trochiscus — A small, round ball, a pill. 



Tropidophorus, a, um — Keel-bearing. 



Trudiferus, a, um — Pike-bearing. 



Truncatulus, a, um — Somewhat truncated. 



Truncatus, a, um — Truncated, cut short. 



Tuber — A hump, bump, or protuberance. 



Tuberculatus, a, um — Tuberculated, cov- 

 ered with tubercles. 



Tuberculosus, a, urn— Full of tubercles. 



Tuberosus, a, um — Full of humps or pro- 

 tuberances. 



Tubiformis, e — Pipe, tube, or trumpet- 

 formed. 



Tubiporoides — Like Tubipora. 



Tubularis, e — Hollow like a pipe. 



Tubulatus, a, um — Formed like a pipe or 

 tube. 



Tubulostriatus, a, um — Having tube-like 

 striae. . 



Tubulosus, a, um — Abounding in tubes. 



Tubulus — A small pipe or tube. 



Tumidifrons— Swelling front. 



Tumidosus, a, um — High-swelling. 



Tumidulus, a, um — Swollen, tumid. 



Tumidus, a, una — Swollen, tumid. 



Tumulosus, a, um — Full of hills, hilly. 



Tumulus — A mound. 



Tunicatus, a, um — Coated, covered with 

 skin or peel. 



Turbidus, a, um — Confused, disordered 

 turbid. 



Turbinatus, a, um — Turbinate, cone-shaped. 



Turbiniformis, e — Top-shaped. 



Turgidus, a, um — Swollen, inflated, turgid. 



Turricula — A little tower, a turret. 



Turritella — A. little tower. 



Turritiformis, e — Tower-like. 



Turritus, a, um — Fortified with towers. 



Tutus, A, um — Safe, secure, examined. 



Typicalis, e — Typical. 



Typus — The type. 



Tyrans — A tyrant. 



Uber — A teat, pap, or udder. 



Umbella — A parasol, umbrella. 



Umbelliferus, a, um — Umbrella-bearing. 



TJmbilicatus, a, um — Made like an umbil- 

 icus. 



Umbonatus, a, um — Having a shield, em- 

 bossed . 



Umbraculum — A shade, umbrella. 



TJmbrosus, a, um — Shady, umbrageous. 



