Definition of ecdysis in English:

ecdysis

noun ˈɛkdɪsɪsɛkˈdʌɪsɪsˈɛkdəsəs

mass nounZoology

The process of shedding the old skin (in reptiles) or casting off the outer cuticle (in insects and other arthropods).
Example sentencesExamples
- Upon ecdysis, a chitinous duplicature of the exoskeleton is shed and a growth band is added to the valves.
- At ecdysis, the animal sheds the old exoskeleton while absorbing large quantities of water to stretch the new exoskeleton.
- During terminal pleateau there are a series of large pulses of circulating ecdysteroids which appear to be necessary for successful ecdysis of the entire exoskeleton.
- Considering Crustacea as an analogy, abnormal secretion of exuviation hormones in trilobite exoskeletons could also have caused irregular ecdysis and given rise to aberrant exoskeletal morphology.
- In both groups, tissue loss must occur before a critical period to permit regeneration before the next ecdysis and proecdysial processes are suspended during regeneration in order to maintain proper timing of events.

Derivatives

ecdysial

adjective ɛkˈdɪzɪəl

Zoology

Passonneau and Williams have described in the developing cecropia silkworm an 'ecdysial membrane' situated between pupal and adult cuticles.
Example sentencesExamples
- The ecdysial suture is the region of the arthropod exoskeleton that splits to allow the animal to emerge during ecdysis.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Greek ekdusis, from ekduein 'put off', from ek- 'out, off' + duein 'put'.

Definition of ecdysis in US English:

ecdysis

nounˈekdəsəsˈɛkdəsəs

Zoology

The process of shedding the old skin (in reptiles) or casting off the outer cuticle (in insects and other arthropods).
Example sentencesExamples
- During terminal pleateau there are a series of large pulses of circulating ecdysteroids which appear to be necessary for successful ecdysis of the entire exoskeleton.
- In both groups, tissue loss must occur before a critical period to permit regeneration before the next ecdysis and proecdysial processes are suspended during regeneration in order to maintain proper timing of events.
- At ecdysis, the animal sheds the old exoskeleton while absorbing large quantities of water to stretch the new exoskeleton.
- Upon ecdysis, a chitinous duplicature of the exoskeleton is shed and a growth band is added to the valves.
- Considering Crustacea as an analogy, abnormal secretion of exuviation hormones in trilobite exoskeletons could also have caused irregular ecdysis and given rise to aberrant exoskeletal morphology.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Greek ekdusis, from ekduein ‘put off’, from ek- ‘out, off’ + duein ‘put’.

单词	ecdysis
释义	Definition of ecdysis in English: ecdysis noun ˈɛkdɪsɪsɛkˈdʌɪsɪsˈɛkdəsəs mass nounZoology The process of shedding the old skin (in reptiles) or casting off the outer cuticle (in insects and other arthropods). Example sentencesExamples Upon ecdysis, a chitinous duplicature of the exoskeleton is shed and a growth band is added to the valves. At ecdysis, the animal sheds the old exoskeleton while absorbing large quantities of water to stretch the new exoskeleton. During terminal pleateau there are a series of large pulses of circulating ecdysteroids which appear to be necessary for successful ecdysis of the entire exoskeleton. Considering Crustacea as an analogy, abnormal secretion of exuviation hormones in trilobite exoskeletons could also have caused irregular ecdysis and given rise to aberrant exoskeletal morphology. In both groups, tissue loss must occur before a critical period to permit regeneration before the next ecdysis and proecdysial processes are suspended during regeneration in order to maintain proper timing of events. Derivatives ecdysial adjective ɛkˈdɪzɪəl Zoology Passonneau and Williams have described in the developing cecropia silkworm an 'ecdysial membrane' situated between pupal and adult cuticles. Example sentencesExamples The ecdysial suture is the region of the arthropod exoskeleton that splits to allow the animal to emerge during ecdysis. Origin Mid 19th century: from Greek ekdusis, from ekduein 'put off', from ek- 'out, off' + duein 'put'. Definition of ecdysis in US English: ecdysis nounˈekdəsəsˈɛkdəsəs Zoology The process of shedding the old skin (in reptiles) or casting off the outer cuticle (in insects and other arthropods). Example sentencesExamples During terminal pleateau there are a series of large pulses of circulating ecdysteroids which appear to be necessary for successful ecdysis of the entire exoskeleton. In both groups, tissue loss must occur before a critical period to permit regeneration before the next ecdysis and proecdysial processes are suspended during regeneration in order to maintain proper timing of events. At ecdysis, the animal sheds the old exoskeleton while absorbing large quantities of water to stretch the new exoskeleton. Upon ecdysis, a chitinous duplicature of the exoskeleton is shed and a growth band is added to the valves. Considering Crustacea as an analogy, abnormal secretion of exuviation hormones in trilobite exoskeletons could also have caused irregular ecdysis and given rise to aberrant exoskeletal morphology. Origin Mid 19th century: from Greek ekdusis, from ekduein ‘put off’, from ek- ‘out, off’ + duein ‘put’.
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