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GLOSSARY. 



[COM IMM. 



Gomphoides Like a stake or club. 

 Gomphus A pile, stake, or club. 

 , Goniocercus, a, um Angular, tailed. 

 Goniolobus, a, um Having angular lobes. 

 Goniopteroides Like Goniopteiis. 

 Goniurus, a, um Angular-tailed. 

 Gonopleura Angular rib. 

 Gothicus, a, um Gothic. 

 Gracilens, entis Slender, thin. 

 Gracilentus, a, um Slender, thin. 

 Gracilis, e Small, slender, thin, w< ak. 

 Gracilius, a, um More slender. 

 Graeillimus, a, um Very slender, thin, or 



weak. 



Gracillistriatus, a, um slender, striated. 

 Gradatus, a, um Made with steps. 

 Gradicosta Having steps and ribs. 

 Gradocostatus, a, urn Having steps and 



ribs. 

 Gramineus, a, um Grassy or belonging to 



Grandaevus, a, um Very old. 



Grandiceps Big-headed. 



Grandiculus, a, um Rather large. 



Gjandifolius, a, um Large-leaved. 



Grandis, e- Grand, large. 



Graniferus, era, erum That bears grains of 

 corn. 



Granilineatus, a, um Lined with granules. 



Granilineus, a, um Granule-lined. 



Granosus, a, um Full of grains or kernels. 



Granulatus, a, um Granulated, granular. 



Granuliferus, era, erum Granule-bearing. 



Granulostriatus, a, um Having granular 

 striae. 



Granulosus, a, um Covered with small 

 granules. 



Graphicus, a, um Perfect, excellent, done 

 to the life, written on. 



Gratiosus, a, um Agreeable. 



Gratus, a, um Acceptable. 



Gravis, e Weighty, full, old. 



Graviusculus, a, um Rather deep. 



Gregalis, e Of the common sort. 



Gregarius, a, um Of the common sort, com- 

 mon, gregarious. 



Grossiplicatus, a, um Thick-plaited. 



Grumus A little heap. 



Gypseus, a, um Covered or plastered with 

 gypsum. 



Gyracanth us Round spine. 



Gyrinoides Like, a tadpole. 



Gyroceras Circular horn. 



Hsesitans Doubting. 



Haliotoides Like Haliotus. 



Hamatilis, e Furnished with hooks. 



Hamatus, a, um Crooked, hooked. 



Hamulosus, a, um Full of hooks. 



Hamulus A small hook. 



Harpago A hook. 



Hastatus, a, um Bearing spears, halbert- 



sbaped. 



Hastifolius, a, um Spear or lance-leaved. 

 Hastula A little spear. 

 Helicoides-Like a helix. 

 Helicteres A round, smooth spire. 

 Heliolitiformis, e Like Heliolitts. 

 Helios The sun. 



Hemicyclus A half-circle. 



Hemicylindrus A half-cylinder. 



Hemiplicatus, a, um Hnlf- plaited. 



Hemisphericus, a, um Hemispherical. 



Hemiteloides Like Hemiteles. 



Hemitrypa- Having half-openings. 



Herbacf us, a, um Grassy. 



Herculaneus, a, um Belonging to Hercules, 

 large of its kind. 



Heterocinctus, a, um Irregularly girded or 

 banded. 



Heteroclitus, a, um Extraordinary. 



Heterodactylus, a, um Irregular-toed or ir- 

 regularly fingered. 



Heterophyllus, a, um Irregularly or difft r- 

 ently leaved. 



Heteropora Having irregular pores. 



Heteropteris Irregular fern. 



Hexadactylus, a, um Six-fingered. 



Hexagonus, a, um Having six angles. 



Hexagonalis, e Hexagonal. 



Hians Gaping, disjointed. 



Hipparionyx A colt's hoof. 



Hirsutus, a, um Rough, hairy, shaggy. 



Hirtus, a, um Rough, hairy, shaguy. 



Hispidus, a, um Rough, bristly, rugged. 



Hiulcus, a, um Gaping, cleft. 



Holopyga Entire rump, whole back. 



Homalonotoides Like Homalonotus. 



Horizontals, e Horizontal. 



Horrid us, a, um Rough, bristly. 



Hospitalis, e Of a guest, hospitable. 



Humerosus, a, um Humped, full of humps. 



Humerulus A little shoulder. 



Humilis, e Small, poor. 



Hyalina Of glass. 



Hybrida Intermediate between two spe- 

 cies, a hybrid. 



Hydraulicus, a, um Hydraulic. 



Hymenophylloides L ike Hymenophyl- 

 lites. 



Hyperbolseus, a um Extreme. 



Hyperboreus, a, um Very far north. 



Hypniformis, e Like Hypnum. 



Hystricosus, a, um Thorny. 



Hystriculus, a, um Somewhat covered with 

 spines. 



Hystrix Covered or beset with spines. 



Idoneus, a, um Suitable. 



Ignobilis, e Ignoble, strange, unknown. 



Ignorabilis, e Overlooked, unknown. 



Ignotus, a, um Unknown, strange. 



Ilicifolius, a, um Oak-leaved. 



Illsenoides Like an Illsenus. 



Illibatus, a, um Unimpaired. 



Imago An image, picture, also a sheath. 



Imbecillus, a, um Feeble, frail. 



Imbricarius, a, um Having imbrications. 



Imbricato-articulatus, a, um Having im- 

 bricated articulations. 



Imbricatus, a, um Laid one on another 

 like tiles, imbricated. 



Imitator A resembler. 



Immaturus, a, um Immature, abortive. 



Itnrnersus, a, um Immersed. 



