LIT- 
lithos, stone; phagein, to eat.] 
Birds; __rock- 
lithophilous E 
vse Ye biperns — ein; to 
Gro cks 
uehophgiL ciewott) [Gk. 
e; phyllo caf) A fossil oe 
ese Fon haa 
‘clei (lith’6fit) 7. take lithos, 
stone ; edb aes A plant 
ss in rocky 
places (b0 t). 
uthotomous | (lithét’émiis) a. 
lithos. 
or living at or 
the sea-shore oe 
set or 'ér) ns. [A.S. “xah : liver.] A bile- 
secr —— sc soning tes (zoo/.). 
liver-pancreas, in Molluscs 
and Crustaceans Kis ait g the func- 
tionsof the liver and pancreas (zoo/.), 
lobate (l0’bat) a. [Gk. /obos, lobe.] 
Divided into lobes 
ee (l6b) #. [Gk. obo, J 
flap-like structure on of 
certain birds (zoo/.) ; pts ie 2 
lobed (lb [Gk. lobos, —s 
Having the margin cut u 
rounded divisions inci on 
which reach less than half-way to 
the mid-rib (4072). 
lobopodia Gee aca n. plu. — 
ibe, pous, foot.] Blunt 
a. [Gk. lobos, lobe.] 
vided up into 
Sees lobos, _ 
es (ana 
A small lobe (ana 
Tabu 
on (Woklie’shin) [L. 
locus, pent e state of being 
ence (Ph 49 S.)» 
function,—reference 
on S aaerent. parts of the brain as 
communicating centres of the 
various senses (phys. 
ocalization of sensation,—identifica- 
169 
LON- 
tion on surface of body of exact 
spot affected (phys at 
locellus (ldsél’tis) #7. [L. J/ocellus, 
rom Jocus, place.]| A small com- 
ment of an siete? (60 
i obisiiotee rod ooked = knobbed 
it for crawling, 6 on the idence sur- 
of certain roun nd-wo ol.). 
» {L. locwtus, "ivan 
loculate (1ék’alat). 
loculicidal (ldk’ilisi’dal) a. {L. et 
cut.] Dehiscent 
orsally down the middle of ae 
a bot. 
s (lok’t ‘iliis) m, loculi (ldk’ili, 
oesKule), plu. (. ee ong Zee 
a fringe round an opening 
lomastome (16 heer [Gk. doma, 
fringe ; stoma, mo Havin 
the margin of the tip recurved or 
reflected (zoo/.). 
(L. ere, 
lomentaceous (16’ mental ’shiis) oT, 
lomentum, bean meal.] Pert. or 
rese embling a scaieint or having 
loments (407. 
Loment 
&n’tiim). 
wing.] Having 
long wings, or with ee a feathers ‘ 
(zool.). 
longirostral (lén‘jirdés’tral) @. [L. 
longus, long; rostrum, beak.| 
With a long beak (zoo/.). 
longitudinal (lén ‘jiti’dinal) a@ [L. 
longus, long.| Runni ing lengthwise 
or al 
line of axis; appi. 
muscle, nerve, etc. z.). 
