Difference between revisions of "chiastoneury"
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|etymology=Greek <i>chiasma</i>, cross; <i>neuron</i>, nerve | |etymology=Greek <i>chiasma</i>, cross; <i>neuron</i>, nerve | ||
| − | |definition=([[Mollusca]]) In prosobranchs and a few other taxa, a condition in which the visceral loop is distinctively twisted; crossing of the visceral connectives | + | |definition=([[Mollusca]]) In prosobranchs and a few other taxa, a condition in which the [[visceral]] [[loop]] is distinctively twisted; crossing of the [[visceral]] connectives |
|see also=[[streptoneury]]. | |see also=[[streptoneury]]. | ||
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Revision as of 23:39, 13 September 2013
chiastoneury (noun; Greek chiasma, cross; neuron, nerve): (Mollusca) In prosobranchs and a few other taxa, a condition in which the visceral loop is distinctively twisted; crossing of the visceral connectivesSee also: streptoneury.
