medusæ
See also: medusae
English
Noun
medusæ
- (obsolete) plural of medusa
- 1910, Alfred Goldsborough Mayor, Medusae of the World, volume I, page 1:
- During the four years that elapsed while the manuscript lay unstudied at Harvard, new forms had been discovered along our coast; and Nutting and Hargitt had published their papers upon the hydroids and medusæ of the Woods Hole region.
- 1910, Alfred Goldsborough Mayor, Medusae of the World, volume I, page 1:
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