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Pert. stomach and colon ; appl. a 

 ligament (anat.}. 



gastroduodenal (gas'trodu'ode'nal) a. 

 [Gk. gaster, stomach ; L. duodeni, 

 twelve each.] Pert, stomach and 

 duodenum ; appl. an artery (anat.}. 



gastroepiplolc (gas'troep'iplo'ik) a. 

 [Gk. gaster, stomach ; epiploon, the 

 great omentum.] Pert, stomach 

 and the great omentum ; appl. 

 arteries, veins (anat.}. 



gastrointestinal (gas'tromtes'tinal) a. 

 [Gk. gaster, stomach ; L. intus, 

 withinj Pert, stomach and in- 

 testines (anat.}. 



gastrolienal (gas'trolle'nal) a. [Gk. 

 gaster, stomach ; L. lien, the 

 spleen.] Pert, the stomach and 

 spleen ; appl. ligament (anat.}. 



gastrolith (gas'trollth) n. [Gk. gaster, 

 stomach ; lithos, stone.] A mass of 

 calcareous matter found at certain 

 seasons on each side of the gizzard 

 of Crustaceans (zool.}. 



gastroparietal (gas'tropari'e'tal) a. 

 [Gk. gaster, stomach ; L. paries, 

 wall.] Pert, stomach and body 

 wall (anat.}. 



gastrophrenic (gas'trofren'lk) a. [Gk. 

 gaster, stomach ; phrenos, midriff.] 

 Pert, stomach and diaphragm ; 

 appl. ligament (anat.}. 



gastropod (gas'tropfid) n. [Gk. 

 gaster, stomach ; pous, foot.J A 

 mollusc with a ventral muscular 

 disc adapted for creeping (zool.}. 



gastropores (gas'troporz) n. plu. 

 [Gk. gaster, stomach ; poros, 

 channel.] The larger pores, for 

 nutrient persons, of hydroid Corals 

 (zool.}. 



gastropulmonary (gas'tropul'monarl) 

 a. [Gk. gaster, stomach ; L. pulmo, 

 lung.] Pert, stomach and lungs 

 (anat.}. 



gastrosplenic (gas'trosple'n'lk) a. 

 [Gk. gaster, stomach ; splen, the 

 spleen.] Pert, stomach and spleen 

 (anat.}. 



gastrostege (gas'trostej) n. [Gk. 

 gaster, belly ; stege, roof.] A 

 ventral scale of snakes (zoo/.). 



gastrovascular (gas'trovas'kular) a. 

 [Gk. gaster, stomach ; L. uasculum, 

 a small vessel.] Serving both di- 

 gestive and circulatory purposes, as 

 canals of some Coelenterates (zool.}. 



gastrozooid (gas'trozo'oid) n. [Gk. 

 gaster, stomach ; zoon, animal ; 

 eidos, resemblance.] In coelenter- 

 ate colonies, the nutrient person 

 with mouth and tentacles (zool.}. 



gastrula (gas'troola) n. [Gk. gaster, 

 stomach.] The cup- or basin- 

 shaped structure formed by in- 

 vagination of a blastula (emb.}. 



gastrulation (gas'troola'shun). [Gk. 

 gaster, stomach.] The formation of 

 a gastrula from a blastula by in- 

 vagination (emb.}. 



geitonogamy (gl'tonog'amT) n. [Gk. 

 geiton, neighbour ; gamos, marriage.] 

 Fertilization of a flower by another 

 from the same plant (bot.}. 



gelatigenous (jeTatij'Snus) a. [L. 

 gelare, to congeal ; Gk. genos, 

 offspring.] Gelatine - producing 

 (anat.}. 



gelatine (jeTatin) n. [L. gelare, 

 to congeal.] A jelly-like sub- 

 stance obtained from animal tissue 

 (Phys.}. 



gelatinous (jelat'mus) a. [L. gelare, 

 to congeal.] Jelly-like in consist- 

 ency (zool.}. 



geminate (jem'mat) a. [L. gemini, 

 twins.] Growing in pairs ; binate 

 (bot.}. 



geminiflorous (jgm'iniflo'rus) a. [L. 

 gemini, twins ; flos, flower.] Appl. 

 a plant whose flowers are arranged 

 in pairs (bot.}. 



gemma (jgm'a) n., gemmae (jgm'e, 

 jgm'a) plu. [L. gemma, bud.] A 

 bud or outgrowth of a plant or 

 animal which develops into a new 

 organism (biol.} ; hypothetical units 

 (cyt.}.. 



gemmaceous (jgma'shus) a. [L. 

 gemma, bud.] Pert, gemmae or 

 buds. 



gemmate (jgm'at) a. [L. gemma, 

 bud.] Reproducing by bud-forma- 

 tion. 



gemmation (jgma'shon) n. [L. gemma, 

 bud.] Bud-formation by means of 

 which new independent individuals 

 are developed in plants and animals 

 (biol.}. 



gemmiferous (jgrnlfe'rus) a. [L. 

 gemma, bud ; ferre, to bear.] Bud- 

 bearing ; gemmate. 



gemmiform ( jgm'iform) a. [L. gemma, 

 bud ; forma, shape.] Shaped like 

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