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GLOSSARY. 



[OCU. PEC. 



Oculiferus, a, urn Eye-bearing. 



Oculinus, a, am Like an eye. 



Odontopteroides Like OdontopU ris. 



Offula A small piece. 



Qliviformis, e Shaped like an olive. 



Oligospiratus, a, um Having few whorls. 



Oila A pot. 



Ollicula A little pot, 



Omphaloides Like a navel or boss. 



On ust us, a, um Filled, loaded, burdened. 



Ophioglossoides Like Ophioglossus. 



Opimns, a, um Fertile, fruitful, fat, large, 



plump. 



Oppletus, a, um Filled. 

 Oppositus, a, um Opposite, placed before. 

 Optatus, a, um Wished, desired, longed for. 

 Opusculum A little fabric. 

 Orbicaudatus, a, um Having a circular 



tail. 



Orbicella A little circle. 

 Orbicularis, e Circular, orbicular. 

 Orbiculatus, a, um Of a round or circular 



form, orbiculate. 



Orbiculostoma Having a circular mouth. 

 Orbipora Having round pores. 

 Ordinatus, a, um Set in order, regular, 



ranged in rows. 



Oreopteroides Like Oreopteris. 

 Organum An instrument, implement, or 



pipe. 



Oriens Rising, beginning. 

 Orientalis, e Eastern. 

 Originarius, a, um Original. 

 Ornatissimus, a, um Very ornate, highly 



adorned. 



Ornatus, a, um Adorned, embellished. 

 Ornigranulus, a, urn Having granules. 

 Ornithicnoides Like bird-tracks. 

 Orthambonites Having a straight umbo. 

 Orthidoideus, a, um Like Orthis. 

 Orthonotus, a, um Straight-backed. 

 Osculum A pretty little mouth. 

 Ostiolatus, a, um Having small openings. 

 Ovalis, e Oval, egg-shaped. 

 Ovatifolius, a, um Ovate-leaved. 

 Ovatipora Having oval pores. 

 Ovatus, a, um Shaped like an egg, ovate. 

 Ovibos The musk ox. 

 Ovidactylus Having ovate toes. 

 Oviformis, e Egg-shaped. 

 Ovoidactylus Having ovoid toes. 

 Ovoides Having an egg shape, ovoid. 

 Ovoideus, a, um Having a form like an 



egg, ovoid. 



Pabulocrinus Crinoid-food. A word 

 founded on the erroneous opinion that 

 crinoids lived on Gasteropoda. 



Pacator A peace-maker. 



Pachycl irus Having a thick hand. 



Pachydactylus, a, um Having thick flngeis 

 or thick toes. 



Pachyderma A thick skin. 



Pachynervis, e Having thick vein's or 

 thick nerves. 



Pachypteroides Like Pachypteris. 



Pachytesta Having a thick shell. 



Palseotrochus Ancient Trochus. 



Paliformis, e Shovel-like or stake-like. 



P.ilmatifi lu, a, um Divided like a hand. 



Pcdmatus, H, um Marked with the palm of 

 a hand, palmate. 



Prtlmipes Broad -footed. 



Pal pe bra The eyelid. 



Paludiuiformis, e Shaped like Paludina. 



Pal u in A pale, stake. 



PandatiH, a, um Bent, bowed down in the 

 middle. 



Pandoriformis, e Sliaped like Pandora. 



Pandus, a, um Bent, crooked, curved. 



Panicum A grain, panic-grass. 



Panneus, a, um Ragged, tattered. 



Pannpsus, a, um Full of rags, ragged. 



Papilioniformis, e Shaped like a butterfly. 



Papillatus, a, um Bud-shaped, covered 

 with papilli. 



Papillosus, a, um Full of buds, verrucose. 



Papulatus, a, um Covered with nipples, 

 warty. 



Papulosus a, um Full of pimples. 



Paradoxicus, a, um Paradoxical. 



Paradoxus, a, um Strange, contrary to re- 

 ceived opinions. 



Paralius, a, um That grows by the sea- 

 side. 



Parallelus, a, um Parallel. 



Parallelodontus, a, um Having parallel 

 teeth. 



Parasiticus, a, um Parasitic. 



Paridens Having equal teeth. 



Parilis, e Equal, like, proportionate. 



Partitus, a, um Pi oportionably divided. 



Parvibrachiatus, a, um Small-armed. 



Parvinodus Having a small knot. 



Parvirostris Haying a little beak. 



Parvispira Having a small spire. 



Parvituba Having a small tube. 



Parviusculus, a, um Quite small. 



Parvulipora Having small pores. 



Parvulu?, a, um Very small. 



Parvus, a, um Small, narrow, short, little. 



Patellarius, a, um Belonging to a plate, 

 plated. 



Patellifer, a, um Dish-bearer. 



Patelliformis, e Dish-shaped. 



Patens Open, wide, extending, spreading. 



Paternus, a, um Paternal. 



Patulus, a, um Standing open or opened, 

 wide, large. 



Paucicristatus, a, um Few-crested. 



Paucidactylus, a, um Few-fingered. 



Paucinodus, a, um Having few nodes. 



Pauciradiatus, a, um Few-raved, 



Pauciramus, a, um Having few branches. 



Pauciseptus, a, um Having few septa. 



Pauper Poor, small, impoverished. 



Pauperatus, a, um Poor, impoverished. 



Paupereulus, a, um Poor. 



PfCteniioimis, e Shaped like a Pecten. 



Pectenoideus, a, um Like a Pecten. 



Pectinaceus, a, um Of or belonging to a 

 comb, or to the Pecten. 



Pectinatus, a, um Sloping two ways like 

 a comb. 



Pectinellus, a, um Like a little comb. 



Pectiniferu", a, urn Comb-bearing. 



Pectunculoides Like Pectunculus. 



Peculiarly, e Peculiar, remarkable, singu'ar. 



