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function without any similarity a-, to relative posi 

 tion, e.g., the legs "I a lizard and those oi a lobster. 

 A., Homologous, is used oi parts that are similar 

 both as to function and relative position, e.g , the 

 wings of a bat and of a bird. 



Analysis [an-al'-is-is) [avdkveiv, to unloose]. The 

 resolution of compound bodies into simpler, "i con 

 stituent parts. A., Densimetric, analysis of a subject 

 by mean-, oi determining the specific gravity "I the 

 solution and thus estimating the amount "i dissolved 

 matter. A., Gasometric, the determination of the 

 constituents of gaseous compounds, especially the 

 determination of the amount <>l oxygen in samples of 

 atmospheric air. A., Gravimetric, the quantitative 

 determination by weight of the elements of a body. 

 A., Organic, the determination of the elements of 

 matter formed under the influence of life. I be 

 analysis of animal and vegetable tissues. A., Proxi- 

 mate, the determination of the simpler compound 

 elements into which a substance may be resolved 

 A., Qualitative, the determination of the nature and 

 number of elements that compose a body. A., Quan- 

 titative, the determination of the proportionate parts 

 of the various elements of a compound. A., Spectral, 

 the determination of the composition of a body by means 

 of the spectroscope. A., Ultimate, the resolution of 

 a compound, not into its simpler constituents, but its 

 ultimate elements. A., Volumetric, the quantitative 

 determination of a constituent by ascertaining the 

 volume of a liquid required to complete a given re- 

 action. 



Analyzer [an'-al-i-zer) [hvdXveiv, to unloose]. In 

 microscopy, the Nicol prism placed at some level 

 above the object which receives and exhibits the 

 properties of light after polarization. 



Anamirtin [an-am-er' -tin) [Anamirta, a genus of 

 plants], C 19 H :!6 2 . A glycerid derived from Cocculus 

 indicus, the berry-like fruit of Menispermum coccu- 

 lus, L. 



Anamnesia [an-am-ne' -ze-ak). See Anamnesis. 



Anamnesis {an-am-ne' -sis) [inauvr/aic, a recalling to 

 mind]. I. The faculty of memory ; recollection. 2. 

 That which is recollected : information gained re- 

 garding the past history of a case from the patient or 

 from his friends or from other persons. 



Anamnestic \<iu-am-ncs f -tik) [ava/ivz/o/c, a recalling 

 to mind]. I. Recalling to mind ; remembering. 2. 

 Restorative of the memory. 



Anamnia [an-amf -ne-ak). See Amniota. 



Anamnionic [an-am-ne-on'-ik). Same as Anamniotic. 



Anamniotic [an-am-ne- of -ik) [av priv. ; auviov, am- 

 nion]. In biology, without an amnion, as fishes. 



Anamorphism [an-am-orf-izm). Same as Anamor- 

 phosis. 



Anamorphosis [an-am-orf-o' -sis) [avafidptjxMjig ; ava, 

 again; uop<p6eiv, to form]. Distortion or anomaly of 

 development. In biology, gradual change of form in 

 successive members of a group. 



Anamorphosy [an-am-or'-fo-se). See Anamorphosis. 



Anam Ulcer. A form of phagedena such as is common 

 in hot countries. It begins with an inflammation 

 starting from a small abrasion of the skin, generally 

 on the foot and leg, with sloughing of the inflamed 

 skin, producing a sharp-cut ulcer that spreads 

 slowly, preceded by an area of inflammation. Its 

 course is remarkably slow, and its resistance to treat- 

 ment obstinate. Syphilis and anemia are predisposing 

 factors. 



Anandria \an-an'-dre-ah\ [av priv.; nvi//>, man]. 

 Lack of virility ; male impotence. 



Anandrous (an-an* -drus) [av priv. ; hvfjp, a male]. 

 In biology, without stamens. 



Anantherous [an-an' '-ther-us] [av priv.; anthera, 

 anther]. In biology, without anthers. 



Ananthous [an-an' -thus) [av priv.; av6o$,a flower]. 

 In biology, di -unit' oi flow 



Anantochasmus {an-an- to-kaz' '-mus) [avavr?n 



\<tcti<t, a chasm]. Lis term tor a skull in 



which there is a forward inclination of the line ion 

 ting tie- basii >n an< I staphylion. 



Anantocoryphus (an-an-to-k [av&vrrn 



Kopupfy, the crown]. Lissauer's term for a »kull in 

 which the angle formed between the radius fixus and 

 tin- line connecting the bregma and lambda is bet'.'. 

 5^° and 4I . 



Anantopyl (an-ant' -o-pil) [avavrr/g, steep, up-hill; 

 -/>/,, an entrance]. A trim applied by Lissauer to 

 skulls in which the foramen magnum looks slightly 

 forward when referred to the radius fixus as a hori- 

 zontal. 



Ananturaniscus [an-an-tu-ran-is' '-kits) [<■■ 



bvpaviax<K, canopy, vault]. Lissauer's term for a 

 skull in which there is a forward inclination of the 

 line joining the alveolar point and the posterior border 

 of the incisive foramen. 



Ananturanus [an-an-tu-ra'-nus) [ . steep; 



bvpavdg, the vault]. Lissauer's term lor a skull in 

 which the radius fixus being horizontal, there i- a 

 forward-looking of the palate. 



Anapeiratic [an-ap-i-ratf -ik) [ T"n/ , to do 



again]. Due to frequent repetition ; a general term 

 for such affections as writers' and telegraphers' cramp, 

 or paralysis. 



Anaphalantiasis [an-af-al-an-ti' -as-is) [ava, up; 

 oiuavdoc, bald in front]. The falling out of the 1 

 brows. 



Anaphases [an-af-a f scz) [di.'d,up ; tpaocg, a phase]. In 

 biology, the phenomena of karyokinesis immediately 

 preceding the formation of the daughter stars, and up 

 to the formation of the resting daughter nuclei. 

 Jl/etaphases. 



Anaphia (an-a'-fe-ah) [av priv; do/,, touch]. Defect in 

 the sense of touch. 



Anaphrodisia [an-af-ro-diz* -e-ah) [av priv. ; 'Atppodirr/, 

 Venus]. Absence or impairment of sexual appetite. 



Anaphrodisiac [an-af-ro-diz' -e-ak) [in priv.; 



Venus]. I. Relating to, affected by, or causing 

 anaphrodisia. 2. An agent that allays the sexual 

 desire. 



Anaphroditic {an-af-ro-dif -ik\ [av priv. ; A 

 \ enus]. Asexually produced. 



Anaphroditous [an-af-rod' -it-us) [av priv. ; A 

 Venus]. Having no sexual impulses or appetite. 



Anaplase [an'-ap-ldz) [ava, up ; rrXaooetv, to build]. 

 The stage of growth and development; the period 

 before full maturity. 



Anaplast [an' -ap-last) [ - joeiv, to shape]. See 

 Leucoplast. 



Anaplastic (an-ap-las* '-tik) [avairhaoaetv, to build up]. 



1. Relating to anaplasty ; restoring a lost or defective 

 part. 2. An agent that facilitates repair by restoring or 

 increasing the plastic elements of the blood. 



Anaplasty (an' -ap-las-te) [avaii-Xdaaeiv , to build up]. 

 t Iperation for the renewal or restoration of lost 

 parts, commonly called a plastic operation ; pla 

 surgery. 



Anaplerosis (an-ap-le-ro'-sis) [av&, up; jr/jjp6ei 

 fill]. The restoration or repair of a wound, sore, or 

 lesion in which there has been a loss of substance. 



Anaplerotic (an-ap-le-rof -ik) [ava, up; irTaipdeiv, to 

 till]. 1. Promotive of repair, favoring granulation. 



2. A remedy or application that promotes repair. 

 Anapneometer (an-ap-ne- m'-et-er) [avoTrvofj, respira- 

 tion; utrpov, a measure]. An anapnograph. 



