Definition of dissepiment in English:

dissepiment

noun dɪˈsɛpɪm(ə)ntdəˈsepəmənt

Zoology Botany

A partition in a part or organ; a septum.
Example sentencesExamples
- A distinctive character of adult corallites of Macgeea dubia is the tendency to develop numerous herringbone dissepiments, which is increased by the fact that minor septa are commonly reduced.
- During this time small horizontal internal blister-like plates called dissepiments appeared in several lineages.
- It has dissepiments, but only a few large presepiments, so that most major septa are uninterrupted.
- Additionally, in the Kendrick corals dolomitic crusts are common on the exteriors of septal flanks and dissepiment surfaces within interseptal spaces.
- On the contrary, in calicular sections, several flat dissepiments are intermittently developed directly below the epitheca.

Origin

Early 18th century: from Latin dissaepimentum, from dissaepire 'make separate', from dis- (expressing separation) + saepire 'divide by a hedge'.

Definition of dissepiment in US English:

dissepiment

noundəˈsepəmənt

Botany Zoology

A partition in a part or organ; a septum.
Example sentencesExamples
- Additionally, in the Kendrick corals dolomitic crusts are common on the exteriors of septal flanks and dissepiment surfaces within interseptal spaces.
- On the contrary, in calicular sections, several flat dissepiments are intermittently developed directly below the epitheca.
- A distinctive character of adult corallites of Macgeea dubia is the tendency to develop numerous herringbone dissepiments, which is increased by the fact that minor septa are commonly reduced.
- It has dissepiments, but only a few large presepiments, so that most major septa are uninterrupted.
- During this time small horizontal internal blister-like plates called dissepiments appeared in several lineages.

Origin

Early 18th century: from Latin dissaepimentum, from dissaepire ‘make separate’, from dis- (expressing separation) + saepire ‘divide by a hedge’.

单词	dissepiment
释义	Definition of dissepiment in English: dissepiment noun dɪˈsɛpɪm(ə)ntdəˈsepəmənt Zoology Botany A partition in a part or organ; a septum. Example sentencesExamples A distinctive character of adult corallites of Macgeea dubia is the tendency to develop numerous herringbone dissepiments, which is increased by the fact that minor septa are commonly reduced. During this time small horizontal internal blister-like plates called dissepiments appeared in several lineages. It has dissepiments, but only a few large presepiments, so that most major septa are uninterrupted. Additionally, in the Kendrick corals dolomitic crusts are common on the exteriors of septal flanks and dissepiment surfaces within interseptal spaces. On the contrary, in calicular sections, several flat dissepiments are intermittently developed directly below the epitheca. Origin Early 18th century: from Latin dissaepimentum, from dissaepire 'make separate', from dis- (expressing separation) + saepire 'divide by a hedge'. Definition of dissepiment in US English: dissepiment noundəˈsepəmənt Botany Zoology A partition in a part or organ; a septum. Example sentencesExamples Additionally, in the Kendrick corals dolomitic crusts are common on the exteriors of septal flanks and dissepiment surfaces within interseptal spaces. On the contrary, in calicular sections, several flat dissepiments are intermittently developed directly below the epitheca. A distinctive character of adult corallites of Macgeea dubia is the tendency to develop numerous herringbone dissepiments, which is increased by the fact that minor septa are commonly reduced. It has dissepiments, but only a few large presepiments, so that most major septa are uninterrupted. During this time small horizontal internal blister-like plates called dissepiments appeared in several lineages. Origin Early 18th century: from Latin dissaepimentum, from dissaepire ‘make separate’, from dis- (expressing separation) + saepire ‘divide by a hedge’.
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