Makro
81macromere — ˈmakrōˌmi(ə)r noun ( s) Etymology: macr + mere : any of the large blastomeres of the vegetative hemisphere of an embryo that result from the unequal segmentation of a telolecithal egg opposed to micromere; see blastula illustration …
82macromesentery — |makrō+ noun Etymology: macr + mesentery : protocneme …
83macro-moth — ˈmakrō+ˌ noun Etymology: macr + moth : a moth belonging to the Macrolepidoptera …
84macromutant — |makrō+ noun Etymology: macr + mutant : an organism that has undergone macromutation * * * /mak roh myooht nt/, adj. 1. undergoing macromutation. 2. resulting from macromutation. n. 3. a new type of organism resulting from macromutation. [MACRO + …
85macrophotograph — |makrō+ noun Etymology: macr + photograph : photomacrograph …
86macrophyllous — |makrō|filəs adjective Etymology: macr + phyllous : having large or elongated leaves with usually many veins or a much branched main vein compare microphyllous …
87macrophysics — |makrō+ noun plural but singular or plural in construction Etymology: International Scientific Vocabulary macr + physics : the part of physics that deals with bodies large enough to be directly and individually observed and measured * * * /mak… …
88macropolycyte — ˌmakrōˈpälə̇ˌsīt noun ( s) Etymology: macr + poly + cyte : an exceptionally large neutrophil with a much lobulated nucleus that appears in the blood in pernicious anemia …
89macroprism — ˈmakrō+ˌ noun Etymology: macr + prism : a crystal prism that makes a relatively great intercept on the macro axis * * * macropinˈakoid and macˈroprism noun (crystallography) A pinakoid and prism parallel to the macrodiagonal • • • Main Entry:… …
90macroprocedure — |makrō+ noun Etymology: macr + procedure : a procedure (as for analysis) not involving the use of very small quantities of material opposed to microprocedure …
