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chaetopod
[ kee-tuh-pod ]
noun
- any annelid of the class or group Chaetopoda, having the body composed of more or less similar segments with muscular processes bearing setae.
chaetopod
/ ˈkiːtəˌpɒd /
noun
- See polychaete, oligochaeteany annelid worm of the classes Oligochaeta or Polychaeta See oligochaete polychaete
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Word History and Origins
Origin of chaetopod1
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Word History and Origins
Origin of chaetopod1
C19: from New Latin Chaetopoda; see chaeta , -pod
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Example Sentences
A similar constitution of the body is more clearly seen in the Chaetopod worms.
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The corm becomes the seat of a development of a special visual organ, the Arthropod eye (as opposed to the Chaetopod eye).
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(g) The two eyes of Chaetopod structure have disappeared, and are replaced by the Euarthropod eyes.
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