acrolobe
acrolobe noun: the central portion of a cephalon or pygidium of an agnostoid trilobite.
Noun
acrolobe (plural acrolobes)
- The central portion of a cephalon or pygidium of an agnostoid trilobite.
- PIUNSJ 661; pygidium, largely exfoliated with laterally constricted acrolobe; olistolite LC9.1995, John H Shergold, Osvaldo Bordonaro, Eladio Liñán, “Late Cambrian Agnostoid Trilobites from Argentina”, in Palaeontology, volume 38, page 244
Forms of acrolobe
| plural | acrolobes |
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Origin of acrolobe
From acro- + lobe.
Questions about acrolobe
- What does acrolobe mean?
- Acrolobe means the central portion of a cephalon or pygidium of an agnostoid trilobite.
- What part of speech is acrolobe?
- Acrolobe is a noun.
- What is the plural of acrolobe?
- The plural of acrolobe is acrolobes.
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