ROTIFERS

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коловратки ( Rotifera, Rotatoria )

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ROTIFERS — коловратки (Rotifera, Rotatoria)
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ROTIFER — Any of about 2,000 species of microscopic, multicellular, water-dwelling worm ). Currents created by the rotifer's corona (moving cilia arranged …
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VIRGATE — I. ˈvər]gə̇t, ˈvə̄], ˈvəi], ]ˌgāt, usu -d.+V noun ( -s ) Etymology: Medieval Latin virgata, from virga, a land measure, …
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LORICATA — I. ˌlȯrəˈkäd.ə, -ād.ə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, neuter plural of loricatus : any of several …
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FULCRUM — I. ˈfu̇lkrəm, ˈfəl- noun ( plural fulcrums -mz ; or ful·cra -rə) Etymology: Late Latin, from Latin, bedpost, from fulcire …
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CORONA — I. kəˈrōnə noun ( -s ) Etymology: Latin, garland, crown, cornice — more at crown 1. : the projecting part …
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ANTENNA — I. an.ˈtenə, aan- noun ( plural anten·nae -(ˌ)nē also -ˌnī ; or antennas ) Etymology: Medieval Latin, from Latin antemna, …
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VITELLARIUM — ˌvīd. ə lˈa(a)rēəm, ˌvid.- noun ( plural vitellar·ia -ēə) Etymology: New Latin, from vitell- + -arium 1. : a modified …
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URCEOLUS — ˌərˈsēələs noun ( plural urceo·li -ˌlī) Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, little pitcher 1. : an urn-shaped organ or part …
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TROCHOPHORE — ˈträkəˌfō(ə)r, -fȯ(ə)r noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin trochophora : a free-swimming larva characteristic of various aquatic invertebrates (as …
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SPHAGNICOLOUS — (ˈ)sfag|nikələs adjective Etymology: sphagn um + -i- + -colous : inhabiting or growing in sphagnum sphagnicolous rotifers
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SOLENOCYTE — sōˈlēnəˌsīt, -len- noun ( -s ) Etymology: solen- + -cyte : any of various modified tubular flagellated cells occurring in …
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SEISONIDEA — -ˈnidēə or sei·so·nia sīˈsōnēə Etymology: New Latin, from Seison, genus of rotifers + -idea or -ia synonym of seisonacea
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SEISONACEA — ˌsīsəˈnāshēə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Seison, genus of rotifers + -acea : a small order of …
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RHIZOTA — rīˈzōd.ə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, irregular from Greek rhizoun to cause to strike root — more at …
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PSEUDOCOELOMATA — |sü(ˌ)dō+ noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from pseud- + Coelomata in some classifications : a group comprising lower …
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PSEUDOCOEL — noun also pseu·do·cele or pseu·do·coele ˈsüdōˌsēl ; or pseu·do·coelom |sü(ˌ)dō+ ( -s ) Etymology: pseud- + -coel, -cele, -coele or …
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PLOIMA — ˈplȯimə, -lōəmə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Greek plōimos fit for sailing; akin to Greek plein to …
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PHILODINA — ˌfiləˈdīnə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from phil- + Greek dinos rotation, whirling : a genus (the type of …
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PERIPHYTON — pəˈrifəˌtän noun Etymology: New Latin, from peri- + Greek phyton plant — more at phyt- : organisms that live attached …
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PEDAL GLAND — noun : any of the unicellular or syncytial glands that occur in the foot of many rotifers and secrete an …
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NOTOMMATIDAE — ˌnōd.əˈmad.əˌdē noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Notommata, type genus (from not- (I) + Greek ommat-, omma eye) …
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MELICERTA — ˌmeləˈsərd.ə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, after Melicerta, a sea-god, from Latin, from Greek Melikertēs : a genus of …
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MALLEUS — ˈmalēəs noun Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, hammer 1. plural mal·lei -ēˌī a. : the outermost of the three auditory …
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ILLORICATE — adjective or il·loricated (ˈ)i(l), ə+ Etymology: in- (I) + loricate, loricated : having no lorica illoricate rotifers
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HYDATINA — hīˈdat ə nə noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from hydat- + -ina : a genus of stout-bodied naked rotifers …
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GERMARIUM — (ˌ)jərˈma(a)rēəm noun ( -s ) Etymology: New Latin, from germen + -arium : the egg-producing part of the ovary in …
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ROTIFER — also called wheel animalcule any of the approximately 2,000 species of microscopic invertebrates that constitute the class Rotifera, or Rotaria …
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ROTIFER — n. Any of about 2,000 species of microscopic, multicellular, water-dwelling invertebrates constituting the class Rotifera, or Rotaria (phylum Aschelminthes; see …
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