The Century dictionary and cyclopedia; a work of universal reference in all departments of knowledge, with a new atlas of the world .. . pore. phonophori (f6-nofo-ri), «. pi. [NI^., pi. oflihiiiiiipUorus: see phoiiophorr.] The auditoryossicles, orossicula auditus, of Mammalia, col-lectively considered as bones subservient to theoffice of hearing. Cinies, Anicr. Jour. Otology,IV. U). See cut under tympanic. phonophorous (fo-iiof6-nis), a. [As phono-phiirc + -««.<.] Conveying sound; having thefunction of the phonophori. Vniio l,h„inlilc;(ii[;-liiil-st(»ie:<.,/,soiiKa, hues by
The Century dictionary and cyclopedia; a work of universal reference in all departments of knowledge, with a new atlas of the world .. . pore. phonophori (f6-nofo-ri), «. pi. [NI^., pi. oflihiiiiiipUorus: see phoiiophorr.] The auditoryossicles, orossicula auditus, of Mammalia, col-lectively considered as bones subservient to theoffice of hearing. Cinies, Anicr. Jour. Otology,IV. U). See cut under tympanic. phonophorous (fo-iiof6-nis), a. [As phono-phiirc + -««.<.] Conveying sound; having thefunction of the phonophori. Vniio l,h„inlilc;(ii[;-liiil-st(»ie:<.,/,soiiKa, hues by the use ol oonaensers ami lue icic- +/(Wof, stone.] The name given by Klaproth phone as a receiver, devised by Edison. to certain volcanic rocks of exceedingly varia- phonopore (fono-por), n. [ as/i/m»</i/(Oir. -!. ...,,!, ......*:,,,^ .,,1,1 „..,» !ind some authoi-s restrict v^Tin-n onrtr i e (to-lio-lior ik). a. l\ pllaliopore T. ,,, iiic. ;^.,. .== nlsoipno. .?^alliens/;-;. , , mditcare sanidino and nephelin, and some authoi-s restrict phonoporic (Io-no-por ik), a. [lilis, varietiesof which pass into or are closely allicil with leucitopbyre and lencite-basalt. Noseaii and haiiyne are often present in rocks of this class, and give names to varieties known as nosean-ithiniohl,- ami liainiM- phonnlite. Authors are by no means agreed m oiniiion with regard to the classitlcation of the many varieties of lieph- elin and leucite rocks, which freiinently jiass into each other by insensible Biuicky makes •• visions ol the phonolite family. With the esser. stituents of the various phonolites are associateil many accessory minerals, especially magnetite, as well as oliviii, apa
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