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engraved (engraVd)<2. [h..S.grafan,io 

 dig.] With irregular linear grooves 

 on the surface (zool.). 



ensiform (en'siform) a. [L. ensis, 

 sword ; forma, shape.] Sword- 

 shaped (biol.). 



entelechy (gnteTe"ki) . [Gk. en, in ; 

 telos, end ; echein, to hold.] The 

 realisation of forms in plant and 

 animal life which have the power 

 of reproducing their kind (biol.). 



entepicondylar (gntSpikon'dilar) a. 

 [Gk. entos, within ; epi, upon ; 

 kondylos, knob.] Pert, the lower 

 or condylar end of the humerus 

 (anat.). 



enteric (Sn'tgrlk) a. [Gk. enteron, 

 gut.] With an alimentary canal 

 (zool.). 



enterocoel (6n't6rosel') n. [Gk. 

 enteron, gut ; koilos, hollow.] A 

 coelom which has arisen either as 

 a pouch-like outgrowth of the arch- 

 enteric cavity, or as a series of such 

 outgrowths (emb.). 



enteron (en'teron) n. [Gk. enteron, 

 gut.] The alimentary tract (zool.). 



entire (entlr') a. [M.E. enter, un- 

 touched.] With a continuous 

 margin ; appl. leaves (dot.). 



entoblast (en'toblast) n. [Gk. entos, 

 within ; blastos, bud.] The endo- 

 derm ; the nucleolus (zool.). 



entobranchiate (fin'tobrang'kTat) a. 

 [Gk. entos, within ; brangchia, gills.] 

 Having internal gills (zool.). 



entobronchlum (Sn'tobrong'klum) n. 

 [Gk. entos, within ; brongchos, wind- 

 pipe.] The dorsal secondarybranch 

 of the bronchus in birds (anat.). 



entobronchus(e'n'tobrong'kus), ento- 

 bronchium. 



entochondrostosis (gn'tokondrosto'- 

 sis) n. [Gk. entos, within ; chondros, 

 cartilage ; osteon, bone.] Ossifica- 

 tion from within outwards (zool.). 



entocodon (gn'tb'ko'don) n. [Gk. 

 entos, within ; kodon, bell.] The 

 lens-shaped mass of cells in the 

 development of a medusoid which 

 sink below the level of the super- 

 ficial ectoderm, and ultimately 

 develop a cavity (zool.). 



entocoel (gn'tosel) n. [Gk. entos, 

 within ; koilos, hollow.] The space 

 enclosed by a pair of mesenteries 

 in the Anthozoa (zool.). 



entocondyle (en'tokon'dil) n. [Gk. 

 entos, within ; kondylps, knob.] The 

 condyle on the mesial surface of a 

 bone (anat.). 



entoconid (gn'tb'ko'nid) n. [Gk. entos, 

 within ; konos, cone.] The postero- 

 internal cusp of a lower molar (zool.). 



entocuneifonn (n'tbkune'iform) n. 

 [Gk. entos, within ; kuneos, wedge ; 

 L.forma, shape.] The most internal 

 of the distal row of tarsal bones 

 (anat.). 



entocyemate (gn'tosie'mat) a. [Gk. 

 entos, within ; kyema, embryo.] With 

 embryos having amnion and allan- 

 tois (smb.). 



entoderm, see endoderm. 



entodermal, see endodermal. 



entogastric (en'togas'trik) a. [Gk. 

 entos, within ; gaster, belly.] Pert. 

 interior of stomach ; appl. gastric 

 budding in Medusae (zool.). 



entoglossal (Sn'toglos'al) a. [Gk. 

 entos, within ; glossa, tongue.] Lying 

 in the substance of the tongue 

 (anat.). 



entomology (en'tb'morojT) n. [Gk. 

 entomon, insect ; logos, discourse.] 

 That portion of zoology dealing 

 with Insects (zool.). 



entomophilous (Sn'tomof ilus) a. [Gk. 

 entomon, insect ; philein, to love.] 

 Pollinated by the agency of insects 

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entophyte (en'toflt) n. [Gk. entos, 

 within ; phyton, plant.] Endophyte. 



entoplastron (gn'toplas'tron) n. [Gk. 

 entos, within ; F. plastron, breast- 

 plate.] The anterior median plate 

 in the chelonian plastra, often called 

 the episternum, and probably homo- 

 logous with the interclavicle of other 

 Reptiles (zool.). 



entopterygold (fin'topteVigoid) n. 

 [Gk. entos, within ; pteryx, wing ; 

 eidos, resemblance.] The inner 

 bone adjoining the palate in Fishes 

 (zool.). 



entosphere (Sn'tosfer) n. [Gk. entos, 

 within ; sphaira, globe.] The inner 

 portion of the attraction sphere 

 (biol.). 



entosternite (gn'tostSr'nlt) n. [Gk. 

 entos, within ; sternon, breast.] 

 Endosternite. 



entosternum (SntostSr'num) n. [Gk. 

 entos, within ; sternon, breast.] The 



