endosarc
[en-duh-sahrk]
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noun Biology.
the endoplasm of a protozoan (opposed to ectosarc).
Origin of endosarc
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Note the small granules which move about within the endosarc.
Elementary Zoology, Second EditionVernon L. Kellogg
Note within the endosarc an oval transparent body which shows no pulsations.
Elementary Zoology, Second EditionVernon L. Kellogg
Within the endosarc note a clear globular spot which contracts and expands, or pulsates, more or less regularly.
Elementary Zoology, Second EditionVernon L. Kellogg
The opening at the distal end of the proboscis, through which the endosarc is thrown out, is circular.
The endosarc is semifluid and rich in granules mostly “reserve” in nature, often showing proteid or fat reactions.