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Definition of organism
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Organism
(n.)
Organic
structure;
organization.
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Electro-bioscopy
::
Electro-bioscopy
(n.) A
method
of
determining
the
presence
or
absence
of life in an
animal
organism
with a
current
of
electricity,
by
noting
the
presence
or
absence
of
muscular
contraction..
Life
::
Life (n.)
Figuratively:
The
potential
or
animating
principle,
also, the
period
of
duration,
of
anything
that is
conceived
of as
resembling
a
natural
organism
in
structure
or
functions;
as, the life of a
state,
a
machine,
or a book;
authority
is the life of
government..
Intussusception
::
Intussusception
(n.) The act of
taking
foreign
matter,
as food, into a
living
body; the
process
of
nutrition,
by which dead
matter
is
absorbed
by the
living
organism,
and
ultimately
converted
into the
organized
substance
of its
various
tissues
and
organs..
Xenogenesis
::
Xenogenesis
(n.) The
fancied
production
of an
organism
of one kind by an
organism
of
another.
Thalassography
::
Thalassography
(n.) The study or
science
of the life of
marine
organisms.
Grow
::
Grow (v. i.) To
increase
in size by a
natural
and
organic
process;
to
increase
in bulk by the
gradual
assimilation
of new
matter
into the
living
organism;
-- said of
animals
and
vegetables
and their
organs.
Polygeny
::
Polygeny
(n.) The
theory
that
living
organisms
originate
in cells or
embryos
of
different
kinds,
instead
of
coming
from a
single
cell; --
opposed
to
monogenesis..
Excitant
::
Excitant
(n.) An agent or
influence
which
arouses
vital
activity,
or
produces
increased
action,
in a
living
organism
or in any of its
tissues
or
parts;
a
stimulant..
Micrococcus
::
Micrococcus
(n.) A genus of
Spherobacteria,
in the form of very small
globular
or oval
cells,
forming,
by
transverse
division,
filaments,
or
chains
of
cells,
or in some cases
single
organisms
shaped
like
dumb-bells
(Diplococcus),
all
without
the power of
motion.
See
Illust.
of
Ascoccus..
Uniflagellate
::
Uniflagellate
(a.)
Having
but one
flagellum;
as,
uniflagellate
organisms..
Gamomorphism
::
Gamomorphism
(n.) That stage of
growth
or
development
in an
organism,
in which the
reproductive
elements
are
generated
and
matured
in
preparation
for
propagating
the
species..
Tectology
::
Tectology
(n.) A
division
of
morphology
created
by
Haeckel;
the
science
of
organic
individuality
constituting
the
purely
structural
portion
of
morphology,
in which the
organism
is
regarded
as
composed
of
organic
individuals
of
different
orders,
each organ being
considered
an
individual.
See
Promorphology,
and
Morphon..
Antitoxine
::
Antitoxine
(n.) A
substance
(sometimes
the
product
of a
specific
micro-organism
and
sometimes
naturally
present
in the blood or
tissues
of an
animal),
capable
of
producing
immunity
from
certain
diseases,
or of
counteracting
the
poisonous
effects
of
pathogenic
bacteria..
Ontogeny
::
Ontogeny
(n.) The
history
of the
individual
development
of an
organism;
the
history
of the
evolution
of the germ; the
development
of an
individual
organism,
-- in
distinction
from
phylogeny,
or
evolution
of the
tribe.
Called
also
henogenesis,
henogeny..
Germ
::
Germ (n.) That which is to
develop
a new
individual;
as, the germ of a
fetus,
of a plant or
flower,
and the like; the
earliest
form under which an
organism
appears..
Chorology
::
Chorology
(n.) The
science
which
treats
of the laws of
distribution
of
living
organisms
over the
earth's
surface
as to
latitude,
altitude,
locality,
etc..
Unicellular
::
Unicellular
(a.)
Having,
or
consisting
of, but a
single
cell; as, a
unicellular
organism..
Neuter
::
Neuter
(n.) An
organism,
either
vegetable
or
animal,
which at its
maturity
has no
generative
organs,
or but
imperfectly
developed
ones, as a plant
without
stamens
or
pistils,
as the
garden
Hydrangea;
esp., one of the
imperfectly
developed
females
of
certain
social
insects,
as of the ant and the
common
honeybee,
which
perform
the
labors
of the
community,
and are
called
workers..
Mimetical
::
Mimetical
()
Characterized
by
mimicry;
--
applied
to
animals
and
plants;
as,
mimetic
species;
mimetic
organisms.
See
Mimicry..
Systole
::
Systemless
(a.) Not
having
any of the
distinct
systems
or types of
structure,
as the
radiate,
articulate,
etc.,
characteristic
of
organic
nature;
as, all
unicellular
organisms
are
systemless..
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