Difference between revisions of "cilia"

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	|lexical category=noun, plural; singular <b>cilium</b>		|lexical category=noun, plural; singular <b>cilium</b>
	|etymology=Latin <i>cilium</i>, eyelid		|etymology=Latin <i>cilium</i>, eyelid
−	|definition=Vibratile hair-like processes on the surface of a cell or organ, shorter and more numerous than flagella.	+	|definition=Vibratile [[hair]]-like processes on the surface of a [[cell]] or organ, shorter and more numerous than flagella.
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		+	|scheme=Dictionary of Invertebrate Zoology
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Latest revision as of 00:40, 14 September 2013

cilia (noun, plural; singular cilium; Latin cilium, eyelid): Vibratile hair-like processes on the surface of a cell or organ, shorter and more numerous than flagella.