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mple _Actinozooen_, such as a Sea-anemone, or to the separate zooids of a compound _Actinozooen_. Often applied indiscriminately to any of the _Coelenterata_, or even to the Polyzoa. POLYPORA (Gr. _polus_, many; _poros_, a passage). A genus of Lace-corals (_Fenestellidoe_). POLYTHALAMOUS (Gr. _polus_; and _thalamos_, chamber). Having many chambers; applied to the shells of _Foraminifera_ and _Cephalopoda_. POLYZOA (Gr. _polus_; and _zooen_, animal). A division of the _Molluscoida_ comprising compound animals, such as the Sea-mat--sometimes called _Bryozoa_. PORIFERA (Lat. _porus_, pore; and _fero_, I carry). Sometimes used to designate the _Foraminifera_, or the _Sponges_. PRAEMOLARS (Lat. _proe_, before; _molares_, the grinders). The molar teeth of Mammals which succeed the molars of the milk-set of teeth. In man, the bicuspid teeth. PROBOSCIDEA (Lat. _proboscis_, the snout). The order of Mammals comprising the Elephants. PROCOELOUS (Gr. _pro_, before; _koilos_, hollow). Applied to vertebrae the bodies of which are hollow or concave in front. PRODUCTA (Lat. _productus_, drawn out or extended). An extinct genus of Brachiopods, in which the shell is "eared," or has its lateral angles drawn out. PROTICHNITES (Gr. _protos_, first; _ichnos_, footprint). Applied to certain impressions in the Potsdam sandstone of North America, believed to have been produced by large Crustaceans. PROTOPHYTA (Gr. _protos_; and _phuton_, plant). The lowest division of plants. PROTOPLASM (Gr. _protos_; and _plasso_ I mould). The elementary basis of organised tissues. Sometimes used synonymously for the "sarcode" of the _Protozoa_. PROTOROSAURUS or PROTEROSAURUS (Gr. _protos_, first; _orao_, I see or discover; _saura_, lizard: or _proteros_, earlier; _saura_, lizard). A genus of Permian lizards. PROTOZOA (Gr. _protos_; and _zooen_, animal). The lowest division of the animal kingdom. PSAMMODUS (Gr. _psammos_, sand; _odous_, tooth). An extinct genus of Cestraciont Sharks. PSEUDOPODIA (Gr. _pseudos_, falsity; and _pous_, foot). The extensions of the body-substance which are put forth by the _Rhizopoda_ at will, and which serve for locomotion and prehension. PSILOPHYTON (Gr. _psilos_, bare; _phuton_, plant). An extinct genus of Lycopodiaceous plants. PTERANODON (Gr. _pteron_, wing; _a_, without; _odous_, tooth). A genus of Pterosaurian Reptiles. PTERASPIS (Gr. _pteron_, wing; _aspis_, shield). A genus of G
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