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digit

[dij´it]

a finger or toe.

dig·it

(dij'it), [TA]

A finger or toe.
See also: finger, toe.

Synonym(s): digitus [TA], dactyl, dactylus

[L. digitus]

digitus

/dig·i·tus/ (dij´ĭ-tus) pl. di´giti [L.] a digit.

dig·it

(dij'it) [TA]

A finger or toe.
Synonym(s): digitus [TA] , dactyl, dactylus.

[L. digitus]

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Al preparar y analizar morfologicamente los genitales masculinos, se encuentra una gran variabilidad en el digitus, lo que permite sugerir a traves del analisis morfologico algunos cambios taxonomicos y reordenar la nomenclatura correspondiente a las especies denominadas C.

La polilla Copitarsia decolora: revision del complejo de especies con base en la morfologia genital masculina y de los huevos (Lepidoptera: Noctuidae)

Digitus of male genitalia: posterodorsal lobe rounded = 0 (Fig.

A phylogenetic analysis of Synoeca De Saussure, 1852, a neotropical genus of social wasps (hymenoptera: vespidae: epiponini)

Netrium digitus es caracteristica de aguas mesotroficas y frias [26] concuerda con la relacion establecida con la temperatura (9,6 -12 [grados]C), oxigeno disuelto (4,3-6,5 mg/l) y otros nutrientes que indican el bajo estado trofico de los lagos donde se registro.

Perifiton de tres lagos de la meseta de Popayan, Colombia y su uso como indicadores de estado trofico

The narrator's use of the Latin term digitus annularis invokes the language of the church courts and their powerful role in policing sexual behaviour (p.

Marvelous Protestantism: Monstrous Births in Post-Reformation England

4): Digitus con 3 dientes curvos; laminas volsellares a modo de un par de varillas esclerotizadas poco divergentes; lobulo aedeagal angosto y alargado; la longitud de la vaina aedeago-volsellar 2,0 veces la longitud del lobulo aedeagal; valvas del pene presentes a lo largo del lobulo aedeagal.

Una especie nueva del genero Telenomus (Hymenoptera: Scelionidae) parasitoide de posturas de Chrysopidae (Neuroptera) en Mendoza, Argentina

Fuchs first applied the term digitus to the foxglove in his herbal De Historia Stirpium, published in 1542.

Fascinated by foxglove: granny bonnets, witch's thimble, or blood finger? These bell-shaped blossoms look grand no matter what you call them

The agreement enables Silex Technology to bundle Precises Biometrics' product Precise Match-on-Card with its own Digitus fingerprint reader for the Japanese market, Precise Biometrics said.

Precise Biometrics AB signs agreement with Silex Technology Inc in Japan

The name comes from the Latin for finger, digitus, because the flowers are like the fingers of a glove.

Many varieties of trouble-free plant

If you were caught you could tell the security man that you have the viral infection Lucius Digitus (from the Latin "Lux" meaning light and "digit" relating to fingers).

Pippa Sibley's column: Fat chance of catching bug

The Spanish word dedo stands for finger or toe, as does the Latin word digitus from which it is derived.

Developing Number Senses

21: Si quartus digitus truncatus fuerit, solvat solidos 5.

The continental origins of AEthelberht's code

However the German name for foxglove is Fingerhut or thimble and in 1542 this suggested to the botanist Leonhard Fuchs that the genus foxglove should be classified under the botanical name Digitalis (from digitus, the Latin for finger).