Difference between revisions of "orifice"

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|etymology=Latin <i>os</i>, mouth; <i>facere</i>, to make
 
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|definition=1. An opening into a cavity; a mouth-like opening.  
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|definition=1. An opening into a [[cavity]]; a mouth-like opening.  
  
2. ([[Arthropoda]]: Crustacea) In sessile Cirripedia, the opening in the wall occupied by the operculum
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2. ([[Arthropoda]]: [[Crustacea]]) In [[sessile]] Cirripedia, the opening in the wall occupied by the [[operculum]]
|see also=[[aperture]]. 3. ([[Bryozoa]]) The opening on the margin of the orificial wall through which the lophophore passes.
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|see also=[[aperture]]. 3. ([[Bryozoa]]) The opening on the [[margin]] of the [[orificial wall]] through which the [[lophophore]] passes.
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Latest revision as of 23:41, 13 September 2013

orifice (noun; Latin os, mouth; facere, to make): 1. An opening into a cavity; a mouth-like opening.

2. (Arthropoda: Crustacea) In sessile Cirripedia, the opening in the wall occupied by the operculum

See also: aperture. 3. (Bryozoa) The opening on the margin of the orificial wall through which the lophophore passes.