- knees, elbows,
ankles or digits. The term
comes from the Gr**** word
pterygion meaning "wing".
Popliteal pterygium syndrome, a
congenital condition affecting...
- ἀ- (a-), not
Wingless Apterygotans, now
obsolete Apterygota πτερύγιον (
pterygion small wing)[citation needed] ἀ- (a-), not
Wingless Apterygotans Coleoptera...
- "Megapterygius", is
derived from the
Ancient Gr**** mégas,
meaning large, and
pterygion,
meaning wing,
referencing the
unusually large wing-shaped
flippers seen...
- Spectre")
Philosophoi ("Philosophers")
Pittokopumenos ("Pitch-Plastered")
Pterygion Ptoche ("The Poor Woman"), or
Rhodia ("The
Woman From Rhodes") Pyrphoros...
-
Pterygoplichthys is
constructed with
three words of the Gr**** language, where:
pterygion is the
diminutive of
pteryx that
means 'fin',
hoplon is 'weapon', and...
-
Clusiodes plumipes Sasakawa, 1987
Clusiodes plumosus Sasakawa, 1964
Clusiodes pterygion Caloren & Marshall, 1998
Clusiodes punctifrons Frey, 1960
Clusiodes quatuorsetosa...
-
considered to be valid. The
genus name is a
compound of di
meaning "two" and
pterygion which means fin and
notus meaning "back", at the time
Valenciennes thought...
- paper. The
specific name
originates in Gr****. "Brachys"
means short, and "
pterygion"
means fin; this is in
reference to the
short anal-fin base. The genus...
-
Inbiomyia matamata Buck, 2006
Inbiomyia mcalpineorum Buck, 2006
Inbiomyia pterygion Buck, 2006
Inbiomyia regina Buck, 2006
Inbiomyia scoliostylus Buck, 2006...
-
based on that of its type genus, Pterygotrigla,
which is a
compound of
pterygion, a
diminutive of pteryx,
which means "fin",
thought to be a reference...
