annelidan
- adjective
- /ˈænəˌlɪdən/
- Specialized
- The marine biologist studied several annelidan species found along the coastline.
Examples
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Their movement is an example of typical annelidan locomotion, using body segments to contract and expand.
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The annelidan species were studied for their unique segmentation.
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Some annelidan worms build tubes in the mud as a form of protection.
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Researchers discovered new annelidan traits in the lab.
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The marine biologist studied several annelidan species found along the coastline.
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Some annelidan worms build tubes in the mud as a form of protection.
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Their movement is an example of typical annelidan locomotion, using body segments to contract and expand.
Synonyms
Relating to worms that have bodies divided into segments, like earthworms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Annelidan comes from the Latin annellus meaning 'little ring' and annulus 'ring'. That's why annelidan describes worms that have many ring-like segments in their bodies.