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Online Dictionary of Invertebrate Zoology: Complete Work - Best Text

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624Maggenti and Gardnerocellar pair see ocellar bristlesocellar pedicels (ARTHRO: Insecta) Long slender nerve stalksconnecting the facial ocelli with the protocerebrum.ocellar plate see ocellar triangleocellar triangle (ARTHRO: Insecta) In Diptera, the triangularregion bearing the ocelli and <strong>of</strong>ten bounded by grooves ordepressions.ocellata see apharyngeate cercariaocellate a. [L. dim. oculus, eye] Eye-like; spotted; havingocelli or eye-like spots.ocellus n.; pl. ocelli [L. dim. oculus, eye] 1. The simple eyesor eyespots, occurring singly or in small groups, found inmany invertebrates. 2. (ARTHRO: Crustacea) see naupliuseye. 3. (ARTHRO: Insecta) see stemma, ommata. 4.(MOLL: Polyplacophora) see aesthete.ochraceous a. [Gr. ochros, yellow brown] Pale yellow;brownish-yellow.ochroleucous a. [Gr. ochros, yellow brown; leukos, white]Yellowish; whitish yellow; buff.octactine a. [Gr. okto, eight; aktis, ray] (PORIF) A modifiedhexactine spicule with 8 rays.octamerous a. [Gr. okto, eight; meros, part] (CNID: Anthozoa)Organs or parts <strong>of</strong> organs arranged in series <strong>of</strong> 8.octoploid a. [Gr. okto, eight; aploos, onefold] Cells having 8chromosome sets in the nucleus (8n).octopod a. [Gr. okto, eight; pous, foot] Bearing 8 tentacles,feet or arms. octopody n.octoprostatic a. [Gr. okto, eight; prostates, one who standsbefore] (ANN: Oligochaeta) Having 8 prostates.octothecal a. [Gr. okto, eight; theke, case] (ANN: Oligochaeta)Having 8 spermathecae.ocular a. [L. oculus, eye] Of or pertaining to the eyes.ocular bulla (ARTHRO: Crustacea) A knob on the inner surface<strong>of</strong> the carapace joining the lower and upper orbital marginswith the basal segment <strong>of</strong> the antenna; functioning to protectthe eye.

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