DIGITUS, _n._; pl. _digiti_. Digit. Finger or toe. (116.)

DIMORPHIC, _a._ Of two forms.

DIPLO´Ë, _n._ Light spongy network of bone between inner and outer

surface of the skull.

DISC or DISK, _n._ Set of radiating feathers of peculiar shape or

texture around the eye of owls.

DISSEPIMEN´TUM NAR´IUM, _n._ Same as _septum narium_, which see.

DIS´TAD, _a._ Toward an extremity.

DIS´TAL, _a._ Remote; situate at or near an extremity; opposed to

_proximal_.

DIS´TICHOUS, _a._ Two-rowed; spread apart on either side of a middle

line, as the hairs of a squirrel’s tail, or the tail-feathers of the

_Archæopteryx_.

DITOK´OUS, _a._ Producing but two eggs, as the pigeon and humming-bird.

DIUR´NAL, _a._ Pertaining to the daytime.

DIVAR´ICATE, _a._ Branching off; spreading apart; curving away.

DIVERTIC´ULUM, _n._ An offshoot of the small intestine.

DOR´SAD, _a._ Toward the back. Opposite of _ventrad_.

DOR´SAL, _a._ Pertaining to the back.

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