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The Cornhill Magazine, February, 1860 (Vol. I, No. 2)

Note 20 — Chapter II

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To avoid the equivoque of calling the parts of an animal, which are capable of independent existence, by the same term as the whole mass, we may adopt Huxley’s suggestion, and call all such individual parts zöoids, instead of animals. Duge’s suggested zöonites in the same sense.—Sur la Conformité Organigue, p. 13.

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