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scolec- — combining form or scoleco Etymology: Greek skōlēk , skōlēko , from skōlēk , skōlēx worm, grub more at scolex : worm scolecology scolecospore : s … Useful english dictionary
scoléco- — scoléc , scoléco ❖ ♦ Élément de mots de zoologie, du grec skôlêx, skôlêkos « ver » … Encyclopédie Universelle
ophryoscolecidae — |äfrē(ˌ)ōskōˈlesəˌdē, |ōf noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from Ophryoscolec , Ophryoscolex, type genus (from Greek ophrys + New Latin o + scolec , scolex) + idae : a large family of oligotrichous ciliates that are… … Useful english dictionary
scolecida — skōˈlesədə noun plural Usage: capitalized Etymology: New Latin, from scolec + ida in some classifications : a phylum or other major division of Metazoa that comprises triploblastic bilaterally symmetrical invertebrate animals lacking a true… … Useful english dictionary
scolecite — ˈskäləˌsīt, ˈskōl noun ( s) Etymology: German skolezit, from skolez scolec + it ite : a mineral CaAl2Si3O10.3H2O that is a hydrous calcium aluminum silicate, is a zeolite, occurs in delicate radiating groups of white crystals, in fibrous masses,… … Useful english dictionary
scolecodont — skōˈlēkəˌdänt noun ( s) Etymology: scolec + Greek odont , odōn tooth more at tooth : a fossil worm jaw … Useful english dictionary
scolecoid — skōˈlēˌkȯid, ˈskōləˌ adjective Etymology: scolec + oid : resembling a scolex or worm … Useful english dictionary
scolecospore — skōˈlēkəˌspō(ə)r noun Etymology: scolec + spore : a slender threadlike spore; specifically : such a spore distinguished from one of another type but both produced by the same fungus (as in the genus Phomopsis) … Useful english dictionary
scoleco- — combining form see scolec … Useful english dictionary
