Difference between revisions of "amphisternous"

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|etymology=Greek <i>amphi</i>, on both sides; <i>sternon</i>, breastbone
 
|etymology=Greek <i>amphi</i>, on both sides; <i>sternon</i>, breastbone
|definition=([[Echinodermata]]: Echinoidea) Used to describe the sternum structure in certain sea urchins; two equal plates that meet the labrum.
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|definition=([[Echinodermata]]: Echinoidea) Used to describe the [[sternum]] [[structure]] in certain sea urchins; two equal [[plates]] that meet the [[labrum]].
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Latest revision as of 23:37, 13 September 2013

amphisternous (adjective; Greek amphi, on both sides; sternon, breastbone): (Echinodermata: Echinoidea) Used to describe the sternum structure in certain sea urchins; two equal plates that meet the labrum.