holotricha
Meanings
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noun
A genus of annelids belonging to the family Terebellidae, characterized by the presence of setae all over the body.
- "Holotricha is a genus of annelids."
- "The holotricha worm has setae covering its entire body."
Variants
List of all variants of holotricha that leads to same resulthelot , helotries , helotry , helots
Etymology
origin and the way in which meanings have changed throughout history.From the Greek words 'holos' meaning 'entire' and 'tricha' meaning 'hair'. Referring to the presence of setae all over the body.
Trivia
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The holotricha genus includes over 1000 described species.
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Some holotricha species are important decomposers in marine ecosystems.
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The proboscis of holotricha species is used for burrowing and feeding.
Related Concepts
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Annelida: Phylum of invertebrate animals that includes earthworms, leeches, and polychaetes.
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Terebellidae: A family of polychaete annelids characterized by the presence of a proboscis and a long, slender body.
How to Memorize "holotricha"
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- Imagine a worm with tiny hairs covering its entire body.
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- Associate the word with the image of a densely haired worm.
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mnemonics
- Remember that Holotricha comes from the Greek words 'holos' and 'tricha', meaning 'entire hair'.
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