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Definition of cilia
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Cilia (n. pl.)
Small,
vibratory,
swimming
organs,
somewhat
resembling
true
cilia,
as those of
Ctenophora..
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Water Shrew
::
Water shrew () Any one of
several
species
of
shrews
having
fringed
feet and
capable
of
swimming
actively.
The two
common
European
species
(Crossopus
fodiens,
and C.
ciliatus)
are the best
known.
The most
common
American
water
shrew,
or marsh shrew
(Neosorex
palustris),
is
rarely
seen, owing to its
nocturnal
habits..
Conciliation
::
Conciliation
(n.) The act or
process
of
conciliating;
the state of being
conciliated.
Brachiolaria
::
Brachiolaria
(n. pl.) A
peculiar
early
larval
stage of
certain
starfishes,
having
a
bilateral
structure,
and
swimming
by means of bands of
vibrating
cilia..
Domiciliating
::
Domiciliating
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Domiciliat.
Heterotricha
::
Heterotricha
(n. pl.) A
division
of
ciliated
Infusoria,
having
fine cilia all over the body, and a
circle
of
larger
ones
around
the
anterior
end..
Supraclavicle
::
Supraciliary
(a.)
Superciliary.
Pacific
::
Pacific
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
peace;
suited
to make or
restore
peace;
of a
peaceful
character;
not
warlike;
not
quarrelsome;
conciliatory;
as,
pacific
words or acts; a
pacific
nature
or
condition..
Rotifera
::
Rotifera
(n.) An order of
minute
worms which
usually
have one or two
groups
of
vibrating
cilia on the head,
which,
when in
motion,
often give an
appearance
of
rapidly
revolving
wheels.
The
species
are very
numerous
in fresh
waters,
and are very
diversified
in form and
habits..
Nudibrachiate
::
Nudibrachiate
(a.)
Having
tentacles
without
vibratile
cilia.
Stentor
::
Stentor
(n.) Any
species
of
ciliated
Infusoria
belonging
to the genus
Stentor
and
allied
genera,
common
in fresh
water.
The
stentors
have a
bell-shaped,
or
cornucopia-like,
body with a
circle
of cilia
around
the
spiral
terminal
disk. See
Illust.
under
Heterotricha..
Conciliator
::
Conciliator
(n.) One who
conciliates.
Turbellaria
::
Turbellaria
(n. pl.) An
extensive
group of worms which have the body
covered
externally
with
vibrating
cilia.
It
includes
the
Rhabdoc/la
and
Dendroc/la.
Formerly,
the
nemerteans
were also
included
in this
group..
Peritricha
::
Peritricha
(n. pl.) A
division
of
ciliated
Infusoria
having
a
circle
of cilia
around
the oral disk and
sometimes
another
around
the body. It
includes
the
vorticellas.
See
Vorticella.
Trichoscolices
::
Trichoscolices
(n. pl.) An
extensive
group of
wormlike
animals
characterized
by being more or less
covered
with
cilia.
Planula
::
Planula
(n.) The very
young,
free-swimming
larva of the
coelenterates.
It
usually
has a
flattened
oval or
oblong
form, and is
entirely
covered
with
cilia..
Domiciliate
::
Domiciliate
(v. t.) To
domesticate.
Dentate-ciliate
::
Dentate-ciliate
(a.)
Having
the
margin
dentate
and also
ciliate
or
fringed
with
hairs.
Conciliabule
::
Conciliabule
(n.) An
obscure
ecclesiastical
council;
a
conciliable.
Peace
::
Peace (v.)
Reconciliation;
agreement
after
variance;
harmony;
concord.
Pacification
::
Pacification
(n.) The act or
process
of
pacifying,
or of
making
peace
between
parties
at
variance;
reconciliation..
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