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phæodarian, a. and n. Zool.|fiːəʊˈdɛərɪən|
[f. mod.L. Phæōdāria neut. pl. (Haeckel), f. phæōdium, f. ϕαίος dusky + -odium (see -ode1).]
A. adj. Belonging to the Phæodaria, a division of Radiolarians characterized by a mass of dark pigment (phæodium), containing rounded granules (phæodellæ), surrounding the central capsule.
B. n. A radiolarian of this division.
[1880Nature XXI. 450/1 The extra-capsular-soft substance of all Phæodaria is distinguished by..the mass of Phæodella or ‘dark pigment granules’ which it contains.] 1888Rolleston & Jackson Anim. Life 875 The spicules being..disposed..radially only in the Phaeodarian family Aulocanthida. 1900Jrnl. Quekett Micros. Club Apr. 265 The central capsule is generally almost entirely imbedded in the phæodium. |