Look up: scoto-

1. scoto-
   Darkness. ... Origin: G. Skotos ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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2. scoto-
   Type: Term Definitions: 1. Darkness.
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3. Scoto-Norman
   The term `Scoto-Norman` (also `Scotto-Norman`, `Franco-Scottish` or `Franco-Gaelic`) is used to described people, families, institutions and archaeological artifacts that are partly Scottish (in some sense) and partly Norman (in some sense). It is used to refer to people or things of Norman, Anglo-N...
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4. Scotobacteria
   (from the article `bacteria`) ...wall. Non-endospore-forming. Includes photosynthetic and nonphotosynthetic types; can exhibit swimming or gliding motility; includes rods, cocci, ...
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5. scotobacterium
   scotobacterium An bacterium capable of growing in the dark.
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6. scotobiological
   scotobiological A descriptive reference to the study of the biology of darkness, including research of the effects of darkness on the behavior and metabolism of animals, plants, and microbes; as well as, its influences on human beings.
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7. scotobiology
   scotobiology 1. The science of darkness and the positive responses of biological systems to the presence of darkness, and not merely the negative effects caused by the absence of light. 2. The study of light pollution at night as it directly impacts biological existence which is usually specificall...
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8. Scotobiology
   The term `scotobiology` describes the study of biology as directly and specifically affected by darkness, as opposed to photobiology, which describes the biological effects of light. Overview: The science of scotobiology gathers together under a single descriptive heading a wide range of appr...
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9. Scotochromogen
   An organism (eg. Mycobacterium) forming pigment both in the presence and absence of light.
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10. scotochromogen
    (sko″to-kro´mo-jәn) a microorganism whose pigmentation develops in the dark as well as in the light; specifically, a member of a group of the anonymous mycobacteria. adj., scotochromogen´ic., adj.
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11. scotochromogen
    scotochromogen, scotochromogenic 1. A strain of mycobacteria that can form pigment with or without light. 2. Any microorganism that produces pigment when grown without light as well as with light.
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12. scotochromogenic
    scotochromogen, scotochromogenic 1. A strain of mycobacteria that can form pigment with or without light. 2. Any microorganism that produces pigment when grown without light as well as with light.
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13. Scotochromogenic
    `Scotochromogenic` bacteria develop pigment in the dark or in the light. Runyon Group II nontuberculous mycobacteria are examples but the term could apply to many other organisms.
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14. scotochromogens
    Synonym: group II mycobacteria. ... Origin: scoto-+ G. Chroma, colour, + -gen, producing ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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15. scotochromogens
    Type: Term Pronunciation: skō′tō-krō′mō-jenz Synonyms: Runyon group II mycobacteria
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16. scotodinia
    (sko″to-din´e-ә) dizziness with headache, dimness of vision, and sometimes black spots in the visual field.
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17. scotodinia
    scotodinia 1. A form of vertigo characterized by sudden dizziness, headache, and blurred vision. 2. Dizziness and headache associated with the appearance of black spots before the eyes.
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18. Scotoecus
    `Scotoecus` is a genus of bats in the family Vespertilionidae. Species: :Scotoecus albigula - white-bellied lesser house bat :Scotoecus albofuscus - light-winged lesser house bat :Scotoecus hindei - Hinde`s lesser house bat :Scotoecus hirundo - dark-winged lesser h...
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19. scotogram
    scotogram The tracing of a scotoma.
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20. Scotograph
    Scot'o·graph noun [ Greek sko`tos darkness + -graph .] An instrument for writing in the dark, or without seeing. Maunder.
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21. scotograph
    An instrument for writing in the dark, or without seeing. ... Origin: Gr. Skotos darkness + -graph. ... Source: Websters Dictionary ... (01 Mar 1998) ...
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22. Scotograph
    • (n.) An instrument for writing in the dark, or without seeing.
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23. scotograph
    scotograph 1. An instrument for recording the size and the form of scotoma or scotomata. 2. An instrument for writing in the dark, or when unable to see.
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24. scotograph
    Type: Term Pronunciation: skō′tō-graf Definitions: 1. An appliance for aiding one to write in straight lines in the dark or for aiding the blind to write, as used by the U.S. historian W.H. Prescott. Synonyms: noctograph
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25. scotography
    scotography 1. Writing in the dark or without seeing. 2. An appliance for aiding one to write in straight lines in the dark or for aiding the blind to write, as used by the historian W.H. Prescott.
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