On The Origin of Species by Charles Darwin Chapter 16 Page 29

generally straight, and by the parts of the flowers being generally in multiples of three.

(Examples, grasses, lilies, orchids, palms, etc.)

MORAINES. — The accumulations of fragments of rock brought down by glaciers.

MORPHOLOGY. — The law of form or structure independent of function.

MYSIS-STAGE. — A stage in the development of certain crustaceans (prawns), in which they closely resemble the adults of a genus (Mysis) belonging to a slightly lower group.

NASCENT. — Commencing development.

NATATORY. — Adapted for the purpose of swimming.

NAUPLIUS-FORM.