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Definition of division
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Division
(n.) A grade or rank in
classification;
a
portion
of a tribe or of a
class;
or, in some
recent
authorities,
equivalent
to a
subkingdom..
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Ulonata
::
Ulonata
(n. pl.) A
division
of
insects
nearly
equivalent
to the true
Orthoptera.
Dermoptera
::
Dermoptera
(n. pl.) The
division
of
insects
which
includes
the
earwigs
(Forticulidae).
Amphibiotica
::
Amphibiotica
(n. pl.) A
division
of
insects
having
aquatic
larvae.
Holostei
::
Holostei
(n. pl.) An
extensive
division
of
ganoids,
including
the gar pike,
bowfin,
etc.; the bony
ganoids.
See
Illustration
in
Appendix..
Genesee Epoch
::
Genesee
epoch () The
closing
subdivision
of the
Hamilton
period
in the
American
Devonian
system;
-- so
called
because
the
formations
of this
period
crop out in
Genesee,
New
York..
Sarcorhamphi
::
Sarcorhamphi
(n. pl.) A
division
of
raptorial
birds
comprising
the
vultures.
Areolation
::
Areolation
(n.)
Division
into
areolae.
Agrarian
::
Agrarian
(a.)
Pertaining
to
fields,
or
lands,
or their
tenure;
esp.,
relating
to an equal or
equitable
division
of
lands;
as, the
agrarian
laws of Rome, which
distributed
the
conquered
and other
public
lands among
citizens..
Paragraph
::
Paragraph
(n.)
Originally,
a
marginal
mark or note, set in the
margin
to call
attention
to
something
in the text, e. g., a
change
of
subject;
now, the
character
/,
commonly
used in the text as a
reference
mark to a
footnote,
or to
indicate
the place of a
division
into
sections..
Dakota Group
::
Dakota
group () A
subdivision
at the base of the
cretaceous
formation
in
Western
North
America;
-- so named from the
region
where the
strata
were first
studied.
Decacerata
::
Decacerata
(n. pl.) The
division
of
Cephalopoda
which
includes
the
squids,
cuttlefishes,
and
others
having
ten arms or
tentacles;
--
called
also
Decapoda.
[Written
also
Decacera.]
See
Dibranchiata..
Bronchus
::
Bronchus
(n.) One of the
subdivisions
of the
trachea
or
windpipe;
esp. one of the two
primary
divisions.
Porifera
::
Porifera
(n. pl.) A grand
division
of the
Invertebrata,
including
the
sponges;
--
called
also
Spongiae,
Spongida,
and
Spongiozoa.
The
principal
divisions
are
Calcispongiae,
Keratosa
or
Fibrospongiae,
and
Silicea..
Protozoa
::
Protozoa
(n. pl.) The
lowest
of the grand
divisions
of the
animal
kingdom.
Compart
::
Compart
(v. t.) To
divide;
to mark out into parts or
subdivisions.
Polystomata
::
Polystomata
(n. pl.) A
division
of
trematode
worms
having
more two
suckers.
Called
also
Polystomea
and
Polystoma.
Canton
::
Canton
(n.) A
division
of a
shield
occupying
one third part of the
chief,
usually
on the
dexter
side,
formed
by a
perpendicular
line from the top of the
shield,
meeting
a
horizontal
line from the
side..
Heterocera
::
Heterocera
(n. pl.) A
division
of
Lepidoptera,
including
the
moths,
and hawk
moths,
which have the
antennae
variable
in
form..
Branching
::
Branching
(n.) The act or state of
separation
into
branches;
division
into
branches;
a
division
or
branch.
Proctotomy
::
Proctotomy
(n.) An
incision
into the
rectum,
as for the
division
of a
stricture..
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