On The Origin of Species by Charles Darwin Chapter 16 Page 27

In birds the term is applied to both jaws with their horny coverings. In quadrupeds the mandible is properly the lower jaw.

MARSUPIALS. — An order of Mammalia in which the young are born in a very incomplete state of development, and carried by the mother, while sucking, in a ventral pouch (marsupium), such as the kangaroos, opossums, etc. (see MAMMALIA).

MAXILLAE. — in insects, the second or lower pair of jaws, which are composed of several joints and furnished with peculiar jointed appendages called palpi, or feelers.

MELANISM. — The opposite of albinism; an undue development of colouring material in the skin and its appendages.

METAMORPHIC ROCKS. — Sedimentary rocks which have