vestimentiferan
American
[ves-tuh-muhn-tif-er-uhn, ‑men-]
/ ˌvɛs tə mənˈtɪf ər ən, ‑mɛn- /
noun
Etymology
Origin of vestimentiferan
First recorded in 1965–70; from New Latin Vestīmentifera phylum name, equivalent to Latin vestīment(um) “garment, outer garment” + -i- ( def. ) + -fera, neuter plural of -fer -fer ( def. )
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