golden star tunicate
golden star tunicate noun: botryllus schlosseri, a species of colony-forming sea squirts, native to European coastal waters but introduced worldwide.

Noun
golden star tunicate (plural golden star tunicates)
- Botryllus schlosseri, a species of colony-forming sea squirts, native to European coastal waters but introduced worldwide.
Forms of golden star tunicate
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Origin of golden star tunicate
After the way individuals arrange themselves around a central point like rays of a star.
Questions about golden star tunicate
- What does golden star tunicate mean?
- Golden star tunicate means botryllus schlosseri, a species of colony-forming sea squirts, native to European coastal waters but introduced worldwide.
- What part of speech is golden star tunicate?
- Golden star tunicate is a noun.
- What is the plural of golden star tunicate?
- The plural of golden star tunicate is golden star tunicates.
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