ORIBATID

Meaning of ORIBATID in English

noun see: orient Date: 1875 any of a superfamily (Oribatoidea) of small oval eyeless nonparasitic mites having a heavily sclerotized integument with a leathery appearance, ~ adjective

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ORIBATID — I. ōˈribəd.ə̇d, |ōrə|bad.- adjective or orib·a·toid ōˈribəˌtȯid, |ōrə|bad., ȯid Etymology: oribatid from New Latin Oribatidae; oribatoid from New Latin Oribatoidea …
Webster's New International English Dictionary
ORIBATID — noun Etymology: New Latin Oribatidae (coextensive with Oribatoidea ), from Oribata, genus name, from Greek oribatēs walking the mountains, from …
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ORIBATID — [orib.a.tid] n [NL Oribatidae (coextensive with Oribatoidea), fr. Oribata, genus name, fr. Gk oribates walking the mountains, fr. oros mountain …
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ORIBATID — Pronunciation: o ̇ - ' ri-b ə -t ə d, ˌ o ̇ r- ə - ' ba-t ə d …
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ORIBATOID — adjective see oribatid I
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SCHELORIBATES — ˌskeləˈribəˌtēz noun Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from schel- (probably from Greek schelides ribs of beef) + Oribates (synonym of …
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PHTHIRACARIDAE — ˌthirəˈkarəˌdē noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Phthiracarus, type genus (from Greek phtheir louse + New Latin Acarus …
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MONIEZIA — məˈnezh(ē)ə noun Etymology: New Latin, from Romain-Louis Moniez died 1936 French physician + New Latin -ia 1. capitalized : a …
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MITE — any of about 20,000 species of tiny arthropod invertebrates belonging to the subclass Acari (sometimes Acarina, or Acarida) of the …
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