hemiphragms
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hemiphragms (noun, plural; Greek hemisys, half; phragma, wall): (Bryozoa: Stenolaemata) Shelf-like skeletal projections into the zooid living chamber alternating from opposite sides of the zooecia; hemiphragms in any single zooid usually comparable in morphology
See also: hemisepta.
