- apotèle
- apotèle [apɔtɛl] n. m.ÉTYM. D. i.; du grec apo- indiquant l'éloignement, et telos « fin, but ».❖♦ Zool. Article terminal d'un appendice, chez les acariens. || Apotèles des pattes, des chélicères.
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bidactyl — n. [L. bis, two; Gr. daktylos, finger] (ARTHROPODA) An appendage, ambulacrum, apotele, or claw with two lateral ungues; see monodactyl, tridactyl … Dictionary of invertebrate zoology
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