procercus
procercus noun: a short structure from which cerci develop.
Noun
procercus (plural procerci)
- A short structure from which cerci develop
- MR-13 exhibits six setae on each procercus and bifid S III setae on the labrum (Fig 2 ), the former feature suggests that this specimen should belong to the dampfi group while the latter suggests its ascription to the zernyi-cinerella groups.2016 March 4, “Integrated Taxonomy and DNA Barcoding of Alpine Midges (Diptera: Chironomidae)”, in PLOS ONE, →DOI
Forms of procercus
| plural | procerci |
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Origin of procercus
From pro- + cercus.
Questions about procercus
- What does procercus mean?
- Procercus means a short structure from which cerci develop.
- What part of speech is procercus?
- Procercus is a noun.
- What is the plural of procercus?
- The plural of procercus is procerci.
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