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anoid Fishes. PTERICHTHYS (Gr. _pteron_, wing; _ichthus_, fish). A genus of Ganoid Fishes. PTERODACTYLUS (Gr. _pteron_, wing; _daktulos_, finger). A genus of Pterosaurian Reptiles. PTEROPODA (Gr. _pteron_, wing; and _pous_, foot). A class of the _Mollusca_ which swim by means of fins attached near the head. PTEROSAURIA (Gr. _pteron_, wing; _saura_, lizard). An extinct order of Reptiles. PTILODICTYA (Gr. _ptilon_, a feather; _diktuon_, a net). An extinct genus of _Polyzoa_. PTYCHOCERAS (Gr. _ptuce_, a fold; _keras_, a horn). A genus of _Ammonitidoe_. PULMONATE. Possessing lungs. PYRIFORM (Lat. _pyrus_, a pear; and _forma_, form). Pear-shaped. QUADRUMANA (Lat. _quatuor_, four; _manus_, hand). The order of Mammals comprising the Apes, Monkeys, Baboons, Lemurs, &c. RADIATA (Lat. _radius_, a ray). Formerly applied to a large number of animals which are now placed in separate sub-kingdoms (e.g., the _Coelenterata_, the _Echinodermata_, the _Infusoria_, &c.) RADIOLARIA (Lat. _radius_, a ray). A division of _Protozoa_. RAMUS (Lat. a branch). Applied to each half or branch of the lower jaw, or mandible, of Vertebrates. RAPTORES (Lat. _rapto_, I plunder). The order of the Birds of Prey. RASORES (Lat. _rado_, I scratch). The order of the Scratching Birds (Fowls. Pigeons, &c.) RECEPTACULITES (Lat. _receptaculum_, a storehouse). An extinct genus of Protozoa. REPTILIA (Lat. _repto_, I crawl). The class of the _Vertebrata_ comprising the Tortoises, Snakes, Lizards, Crocodiles, &c. RETEPORA (Lat. _rete_, a net; _porus_, a pore). A genus of Lace-corals (_Polyzoa_). RHAMPHORHYNCHUS (Gr. _rhamphos_, beak; _rhugchos_, nose). A genus of Pterosaurian Reptiles. RHINOCEROS (Gr. _rhis_, the nose; _keras_, horn). A genus of Hoofed Quadrupeds. RHIZOPODA (Gr. _rhiza_, a root; and _pous_, foot). The division of _Protozoa_ comprising all those which are capable of emitting pseudopodia. RHYNCHOLITES (Gr. _rhugchos_, beak; and _lithos_, stone). Beak-shaped fossils consisting of the mandibles of _Cephalopoda_. RHYNCHONELLA (Gr. _rhugchos_, nose or beak). A genus of Brachiopods. RODENTIA (Lat. _rodo_, I gnaw). An order of the Mammals; often called _Glires_ (Lat. _glis_, a dormouse). ROTALIA (Lat. _rota_, a wheel). A genus of _Foraminifera_. RUGOSA (Lat. _rugosus_, wrinkled). An order of Corals. RUMINANTIA (Lat. _ruminor_, I chew the cud). The group of Hoofed Quadrupeds (_Ungulata_) whic
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