Definition of opisthotic in English:

opisthotic

noun ˌɒpɪsˈθɒtɪkˌɒpɪsˈθəʊtɪk

Anatomy Zoology

One of the periotic bones, situated at the back of the ear, which in fishes, reptiles, and birds is separate or fused with one of the occipital bones, and in mammals is represented by an embryonic ossification of the temporal bone.

adjective ˌɒpɪsˈθɒtɪkˌɒpɪsˈθəʊtɪk

Anatomy Zoology

Designating or relating to the opisthotic.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Huxley (1825–1895), biologist and science educationist. From opistho- + otic.

Definition of opisthotic in US English:

opisthotic

noun

Anatomy Zoology

One of the periotic bones, situated at the back of the ear, which in fishes, reptiles, and birds is separate or fused with one of the occipital bones, and in mammals is represented by an embryonic ossification of the temporal bone.

adjective

Anatomy Zoology

Designating or relating to the opisthotic.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Huxley (1825–1895), biologist and science educationist. From opistho- + otic.

词汇	opisthotic
释义	Definition of opisthotic in English: opisthotic noun ˌɒpɪsˈθɒtɪkˌɒpɪsˈθəʊtɪk Anatomy Zoology One of the periotic bones, situated at the back of the ear, which in fishes, reptiles, and birds is separate or fused with one of the occipital bones, and in mammals is represented by an embryonic ossification of the temporal bone. adjective ˌɒpɪsˈθɒtɪkˌɒpɪsˈθəʊtɪk Anatomy Zoology Designating or relating to the opisthotic. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Huxley (1825–1895), biologist and science educationist. From opistho- + otic. Definition of opisthotic in US English: opisthotic noun Anatomy Zoology One of the periotic bones, situated at the back of the ear, which in fishes, reptiles, and birds is separate or fused with one of the occipital bones, and in mammals is represented by an embryonic ossification of the temporal bone. adjective Anatomy Zoology Designating or relating to the opisthotic. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Huxley (1825–1895), biologist and science educationist. From opistho- + otic.
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