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apoderm

apoderm noun: an embryonic cuticle formed during the first calyptostase of a mite, which lacks limbs and setae.

Noun

apoderm (plural apoderms)

  1. An embryonic cuticle formed during the first calyptostase of a mite, which lacks limbs and setae.

Forms of apoderm

pluralapoderms

Questions about apoderm

What does apoderm mean?
Apoderm means an embryonic cuticle formed during the first calyptostase of a mite, which lacks limbs and setae.
What part of speech is apoderm?
Apoderm is a noun.
What is the plural of apoderm?
The plural of apoderm is apoderms.

Words near apoderm in the dictionary

  1. apodemas
  2. apodeme
  3. apodemes
  4. apodemic
  5. apodemics
  6. apoderm
  7. apoderms
  8. apodes
  9. apodia
  10. apodiabolosis
  11. apodict

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