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tecto-|ˈtɛktəʊ|
comb. form of L. tectum roof, as in ˈtectoˌcuticle Ent. (see quot. 1951); ˈtectoˌspinal a. Anat., applied to a group of nerve fibres which run from the tectum of the midbrain to the spinal cord.
1951A. G. Richards Integument of Insects xvi. 149 The term tectocuticle..is here proposed for any material poured onto the outer surface of the formed epicuticle and hardening there as a reasonably permanent component. 1974R. H. Hackman in M. Rockstein Physiol. Insecta (ed. 2) VI. iii. 216 The cuticle is divided into..an inner relatively thick procuticle and a thin outer epicuticle... A cement layer or ‘tectocuticle’ may also be present.
1916Gray's Anat. (ed. 19) 744 The tectospinal fasciculus originates in the superior colliculus..of the opposite side. 1974D. & M. Webster Compar. Vertebr. Morphol. xii. 290 Another prominent component of the extrapyramidal system is the tectospinal tract. |