Asteroidea
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of Asteroidea
< New Latin, equivalent to Aster ( ias ) a starfish genus (< Greek asterías starry, derivative of astḗr star ) + -oidea -oidea
Example Sentences
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That much is apparent on “Asteroidea,” its engrossing debut album of free improvisations, released in October.
From New York Times
He recently joined two other serious talents — the pianist Kris Davis and the drummer Eric McPherson — to form the Borderlands Trio, which released its debut this year, the freely improvised “Asteroidea.”
From New York Times
To this point we shall recur; palaeontology, though it suggests a clue, does not furnish an actual link either between Echinoidea and Asteroidea, or between those classes and Pelmatozoa.
From Project Gutenberg
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