#Ros" trum#, a beak-like projection or snout.
#Ru" mi nant#, chewing the cud.
#Sac#, a cavity or pouch.
#Sa" crum#, a composite bone formed by the union of vertebrae in the region of hips.
#Scap" u la#, the shoulder-blade.
#Sep" tum# (pl. #sep" ta#), a wall or part.i.tion between two cavities.
#Se" ta# (pl. #se" tae#), small bristles or stiff hairs.
#s.e.x" u al#, pertaining to s.e.x.
#Si" nus ve no" sus#, an enlargement of the termination of the large veins.
#Si" phon#, a tube-like organ.
#So" mites#, the serial segments or rings composing the bodies of many animals.
#Spe" ci es#, a word used in cla.s.sification to designate a group of animals differing only in minor details.
#Sper" ma ry#, the organ in which sperm cells are developed.
#Sperm cells#, the small, often motile, reproductive cell, which fuses with the egg cell.
#Spic" ules#, tiny needles of mineral substance found in the walls of many animals, notably sponges.
#Spi" ra cle#, an opening into the tracheal breathing organs of insects.
#Spire#, the coiled portion of a gasteropod sh.e.l.l.
#Spore#, a cell capable of developing into a new organism.
#Sternum#, a bone extending along the lower middle line of the chest region.
#Stom" ach#, the region of the alimentary ca.n.a.l especially adapted to digest food.
#Stom" ach-in tes" tine#, a region of the alimentary ca.n.a.l adapted to both digest and absorb food.
#Sub cla" vi an#, situated beneath the clavicle.
#Su" ture#, the junction of two contiguous structures.
#Swim" mer ets#, the abdominal appendages in crustaceans.
#Sym bi o" sis#, an a.s.sociation of two animals which is mutually helpful.
#Tar" sal#, one of the bones of the tarsus or ankle.
#Tar" sus#, (1) the ankle; (2) the fifth or terminal joint in an insect"s leg.
#Ten" ta cles#, special organs for touch; also used sometimes for other purposes.
#Terrifying att.i.tudes#, protective att.i.tudes a.s.sumed by some animals.
#Tho" rax#, the region of the body between the head and abdomen.
#Tib" i a#, (1) the shin-bone; (2) the fourth joint of an insect"s leg.
#Tooth#, (1) an organ used in mastication; (2) a tooth-like projection.
#Tra" che a#, a tube which carries air either to the respiratory organ or to the tissues.
#Trunk#, the portion of the body between head and tail.
#Tu" ber cle#, a k.n.o.b-like projection.
#Ul" na#, that bone of the forearm which is on the same side as the little finger.
#Um" bo# (pl. #umbones#), an elevation near the anterior end of a bivalve sh.e.l.l.
#Un" gu lates#, hoofed mammals.
#U re" ter#, a duct connecting the kidney with the urinary bladder.
#U" ro style#, a long bone forming the hinder extremity of the vertebral column of tailless amphibia.
#Vac" u oles#, small, clear spots in cells, filled with a watery fluid. _See_ Food-vacuoles _and_ Contracting vacuoles.
#Valve#, (1) a membranous fold which allows the blood, or other fluids, to flow in only one direction; (2) one of the two parts of the sh.e.l.l of a bivalve.
#Vein#, (1) a blood-vessel carrying blood toward the heart; (2) one of the tubular thickenings of an insect"s wing.
#Ve" na ca" va#, a large vein emptying into the right auricle of the heart.
#Ven" tral#, situated on the under surface.
#Ven" tri cle#, any cavity of a hollow organ, as of the brain or heart.
#Ver" mes#, the worms, a poorly defined group of animals, showing bilateral symmetry but without segmented appendages.
#Ver" te bra#, one of the bones of the spinal column.