Flosculariidae
plural noun
Flos·cu·la·ri·idae
ˌfläskyələˈrīəˌdē
: a family of rotifers (order Monogononta) with the male small in size and free-swimming and the adult female larger and tubicolous and usually attached by a stalk derived from the modified foot
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Floscularia, type genus + -idae
- actinizoan
- actino-
- actinobacillary
- actinobacilli
- actinobacillotic
- actinobranch
- actinobranchia
- actinocrinite
- Actinocrinus
- actinodrome
- actinodromous
- actinoelectric
- actinoid
- Actinoida
- actinoidea
- actinoids
- actinolite
- actinolites
- actinologous
- actinologue
- actinomere
- actinomeres
- actinomeric
- actinomerises
- actinomerisses