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Definition of node
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Node (n.) A knot, a knob; a
protuberance;
a
swelling..
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Anelectrotonus
::
Anelectrotonus
(n.) The
condition
of
decreased
irritability
of a nerve in the
region
of the
positive
electrode
or anode on the
passage
of a
current
of
electricity
through
it.
Ossicle
::
Ossicle
(n.) One of
numerous
small
calcareous
structures
forming
the
skeleton
of
certain
echinoderms,
as the
starfishes..
Monodelphous
::
Monodelphous
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
Monodelphia.
Holothurioidea
::
Holothurioidea
(n. pl.) One of the
classes
of
echinoderms.
Knot
::
Knot (n.) See Node.
Monodelph
::
Monodelph
(n.) Alt. of
Monodelphia.
Umbo
::
Umbo (n.) A boss, or
rounded
elevation,
or a
corresponding
depression,
in a
palate,
disk, or
membrane;
as, the umbo in the
integument
of the
larvae
of
echinoderms
or in the
tympanic
membrane
of the ear..
Internode
::
Internode
(n.) A part
between
two
joints;
a
segment;
specifically,
one of the
phalanges..
Ambulacrum
::
Ambulacrum
(n.) One of the
radical
zones of
echinoderms,
along which run the
principal
nerves,
blood
vessels,
and water
tubes.
These zones
usually
bear rows of
locomotive
suckers
or
tentacles,
which
protrude
from
regular
pores.
In star
fishes
they
occupy
the
grooves
along the under side of the
rays..
Stenodermine
::
Stenoderm
(n.) Any
species
of bat
belonging
to the genus
Stenoderma,
native
of the West
Indies
and South
America.
These bats have a short or
rudimentary
tail and a
peculiarly
shaped
nose
membrane..
Palinody
::
Palinody
(n.) See
Palinode.
Interambulacrum
::
Interambulacrum
(n.) In
echinoderms,
one of the areas or zones
intervening
between
two
ambulacra.
See
Illust.
of
Ambulacrum..
Sublapsarian
::
Subkingdom
(n.) One of the
several
primary
divisions
of
either
the
animal,
or
vegetable
kingdom,
as, in
zoology,
the
Vertebrata,
Tunicata,
Mollusca,
Articulata,
Molluscoidea,
Echinodermata,
Coelentera,
and the
Protozoa;
in
botany,
the
Phanerogamia,
and the
Cryptogamia..
Joint
::
"Joint
(n.) The part or space
included
between
two
joints,
knots,
nodes,
or
articulations;
as, a joint of cane or of a grass stem; a joint of the leg..
Asteridea
::
Asteridea
(n. pl.) A class of
Echinodermata
including
the true
starfishes.
The rays vary in
number
and
always
have
ambulacral
grooves
below.
The body is
star-shaped
or
pentagonal.
Revolution
::
Revolution
(n.) The
motion
of any body, as a
planet
or
satellite,
in a
curved
line or
orbit,
until it
returns
to the same point
again,
or to a point
relatively
the same; --
designated
as the
annual,
anomalistic,
nodical,
sidereal,
or
tropical
revolution,
according
as the point of
return
or
completion
has a fixed
relation
to the year, the
anomaly,
the
nodes,
the
stars,
or the
tropics;
as, the
revolution
of the earth about the sun; the
revolution
of the moon about the
earth..
Trivium
::
Trivium
(n.) The three
anterior
ambulacra
of
echinoderms,
collectively..
Threnody
::
Threnody
(n.) A song of
lamentation;
a
threnode.
Crunodal
::
Crunodal
(a.)
Possessing,
or
characterized
by, a
crunode;
-- used of
curves..
Starfish
::
Starfish
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
echinoderms
belonging
to the class
Asterioidea,
in which the body is
star-shaped
and
usually
has five rays,
though
the
number
of rays
varies
from five to forty or more. The rays are often long, but are
sometimes
so short as to
appear
only as
angles
to the
disklike
body.
Called
also sea star,
five-finger,
and
stellerid..
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