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[L. intra, within ; folium, leaf.] 

 Appl. stipules encircling the stem 

 and forming a sheath ; cf, ochrea 

 (bot.}. 



Intrafusal (m'trafu'sal) a. [L. infra, 

 within ; fusus, poured.] Appl. 

 fasciculi and fibres connected re- 

 spectively with neurotendinous and 

 neuromuscular spindles (anat.}. 



intraglobular (in'traglob'ular) a. [L. 

 intra, within ; globus, globe.] Oc- 

 curringwithin aglobule or corpuscle 

 (Phys.}. 



intrajugular (in'trajoog'ular) a. [L. 

 infra, within ; jugulum, throat.] 

 Appl. a bony spicule or process in 

 the middle of the jugular notch 

 (anat.}. 



intralamellar (Tn'tralamel'ar) a. [L. 

 intra, within ; lamella, thin plate.] 

 Within a lamella ; afipl. the trama 

 of gill-bearing Fungi (bot.}. 



intralobular (in'tralob'ular) a. [L. 

 intra, within ; lobulus, small lobe.] 

 Occurring within lobules ; appl. 

 veins draining the liver lobules 

 (anat.}. 



intramembranous(in'trame'rn'branus) 

 a. [L. intra, within ; membrana, 

 film.] Appl. bone developed in 

 membrane (anat.}. 



intramolecular (m'tramolgk'ular) a. 

 [L. intra, within ; F. molecule, small 

 particle.] Appl. plant respiration 

 from the splitting up of complex 

 substances within the cell (bot.}. 



intranuclear (in'tranu'klear) a. [L. 

 intra, within ; nucleus, kernel.] 

 Within the nucleus ; appl. spindles, 

 fibres, etc. (cyt.}. 



intraparietal (in'trapari'e'tal) a. [L. 

 intra, within ; paries, wall.] En- 

 closed within the walls of an organ ; 

 within the parietal lobe, as sulcus, 

 fissure, etc. (anat.}. 



intrapetalous (In'trapgt'alus) a. [L. 

 intra, within ; Gk. petalon, petal.] 

 Situated in a petaloid area, in 

 Echinoderms (zool.}. 



intrapetiolar (m'trapgt'iolar) a. [L. 

 intra, within ; petiolus, little foot.] 

 Within the petiole base expansion 

 (bot.}. 



intrapleural (in'traploo'ral) a. [L. 



intra, within ; Gk. pleuron, side.] 



Within the thoracic cavity. 



intraselection (In'traseWshun) 



[L. intra, within ; selectus, chosen.] 

 Selection within an organ of cells 

 fittest to survive. 



intrastelar (in'traste'lar) a. [L. intra, 

 within ; stele, pillar.] Within the 

 stele of a stem or root ; appl. 

 ground tissue, bundles, etc. (bot.}. 



intratarsal (in'tratar'sal) a. [L. intra, 

 within ; tarsus, ankle.] Within the 

 tarsus ; appl. joint of reptilian limb 

 between the rows of tarsal bones 

 (zool.}. 



intrathyroid (In'trathl'roid) a. [L. 

 intra, within ; Gk. thyreos, shield ; 

 eidos, like.] Appl. a cartilage join- 

 ing the laminae of the thyroid 

 cartilage during infancy (anat.}. 



intrauterine (In'trau't6rin) a. [L. 

 intra, within ; uterus, womb.] De- 

 veloping or passed within the 

 uterus (emb.}. 



intravaginal (in'travaj'inal) a. [L. 

 intra, within ; vagina, sheath.] 

 Within the vagina (zool.} ; con- 

 tained within a sheath, as grass 

 branches (bot.}. 



intravascular (m'travaVkular) a. [L. 

 intra, within ; vasculum, small 

 vessel.] Within the blood-vessels 

 (anat.}. 



intraventricular (m'travgntrik'ular) 

 a. [L. intra, within ; ventriculus, 

 small cavity.] Appl. the caudate 

 nucleus of the corpus striatum, 

 seen within the ventricle of the 

 brain ; within a ventricle (anat.}. 



intravesical (m'traves'ikal) a. [L. 

 intra, within ; vesica, bladder.] 

 Within the bladder (anat.}. 



intravitelline (in'travitglfn) a. [L. 

 intra, within ; vitellus, egg-yolk.] 

 Within the yolk of an egg (emb.}. 



intraxylary (in'trazl'lari) a. [L. 

 intra, within ; Gk. xylon, wood.] 

 Within the wood or xylem (bot.}. 



intrinsic (mtrm'sik) a. [L. intrinsecus, 

 inwards.] Appl. inner muscles of 

 tongue ; opp. extrinsic (anat.}. 



introitus (Intro'itus) n. [L. intro, 

 within ; ire, to go.] An opening 

 or orifice (anat.}. 



intromittent (In'tromit'fint) a. [L. 

 intro, within ; mittere, to send.] 

 Adapted for inserting ; appl. male 

 copulatory organs (zool.}. 



introrse (Intr&rs') a. [L. intro, within ; 



n. versus^ turned.] Turned inwards 



