centro-

centro-

combining_form

Origin of centro-¹

from Greek kentron centre

Rignano calls his theory "centro-epigenesis" and is greatly influenced by Weismann.

The centro-dorsal plate is stated by Thomson to be formed as the uppermost joint of the stem.

The stalk is functionally replaced by a number of short cirri springing from the centro-dorsal plate.

The higher impressive central paths are disturbed: centro-sensory dysphasia and aphasia, or word-deafness.

While the other children cultivate more the centro-motor portion, the sensory, the intellectual, is neglected.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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