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121Meroblast — Mero de lo alto Me ro de lo al to, and a species called also {rock hind}, distinguished as Mero cabrolla Me ro ca*brol la. [Webster 1913 Suppl.] Meroblast Mer o*blast, n. [Gr. me ros part + blast.] (Biol.) An ovum, as that of a mammal, only… …
122rock hind — Mero de lo alto Me ro de lo al to, and a species called also {rock hind}, distinguished as Mero cabrolla Me ro ca*brol la. [Webster 1913 Suppl.] Meroblast Mer o*blast, n. [Gr. me ros part + blast.] (Biol.) An ovum, as that of a mammal, only… …
123merocoxalgia — mero·cox·al·gia (me″ro kok salґjə) [mero 2 + coxalgia] pain in the thigh and hip …
124merocyst — mero·cyst (merґo sist) [mero 1 + cyst] a large schizont seen in certain hemosporidian protozoa from which merozoites are released to invade the host s erythrocytes, where they develop into gametocytes …
125merocyte — mero·cyte (merґo sīt) [mero 1 + cyte] a supernumerary sperm nucleus in the oocyte in cases of polyspermy …
126meromorphosis — mero·mor·pho·sis (mer″o mor foґsis) [mero 1 + morphosis] incomplete restoration or regeneration of a lost part …
127meromyarian — mero·my·ar·i·an (mer″o mi arґe ən) [mero 1 + Gr. mys muscle] designating a type of nematode musculature in which there are only a few muscle cells in a given area, the cells being platymyarian in type …
128merorachischisis — mero·ra·chis·chi·sis (me″ro rə kisґkĭ sis) [mero 1 + rachi + schisis] fissure of a part of the vertebral column; called also mesorachischisis and rachischisis partialis. Cf. spina bifida …
