Online Dictionary of Invertebrate Zoology: Complete Work - Best Text

458Maggenti and Gardnerhypomere n. [Gr. hypo, under; meros, part] 1. (ARTHRO: Insecta)a. The ventral process of the phallobase. b. Inflexededge of the pronotum and raised margin of the epipleura ofbeetles. 2. (PORIF) The basal portion of certain sponges inwhich no flagellated chambers develop.hypomeric a. [Gr. hypo, under; meros, part] (ANN: Oligochaeta)A condition of regenerates with fewer segmentsthan had been removed. see hypermeric.hypomeron see hypomerehypomorph n. [Gr. hypo, under; morphe, form] An allele thatfunctions more weakly when compared with wild-type alleles;a leaky gene.hyponeural a. [Gr. hypo, under; neuron, nerve] (ECHINOD)Part of the nervous system deeper and more weakly developedthan the ectoneural system.hyponeuston n. [Gr. hypo, under; neustos, swimming] Anyorganism that swims or floats near the surface of the water.hyponome n. [Gr. hyponome, tunnel] (MOLL: Cephalopoda) Aventral funnel consisting of two unfused lappetlike folds; inNautiloidea, functions in bringing oxygen to the gills in themantle cavity, and secondarily as a powerful locomotororgan.see funnel.hyponomic sinus (MOLL: Cephalopoda) In Nautiloidea, a largeconcave sinus ventrally in the head-foot shell opening,marking the location of the hyponome.hyponym n. [Gr. hypo, under; onym, name] A generic namenot based on a type species; a provisional or temporaryname.hypoparatype n. [Gr. hypo, under; para, beside; typos, type]Any specimen originally used to indicate a new species butnot chosen as the type specimen. see holotype, paratype.hypophare see hypomerehypopharyngeal glands (ARTHRO: Insecta) In bees, pairedglands in the facial part of the head that open through thelateral areas of the hypopharynx; pharyngeal glands; food