Definition of Rotifera in English:

Rotifera

plural noun rəʊˈtɪf(ə)rərōˈtifərə

Zoology

A small phylum of minute multicellular aquatic animals which have a characteristic wheel-like ciliated organ used in swimming and feeding.
Example sentencesExamples
- Because the new taxon lacks syncytia, a key character for the Rotifera and Acanthocephala, the Micrognathozoa cannot be included in Syndermata.
- The remaining members of this novel metazoan clade were Rotifera, Acanthocephala (together Syndermata), and Cycliophora.
- Micrognathozoa lack this characteristic feature and, therefore, are postulated to be more basal in the Gnathifera, as a sister-group either to Gnathostomulida or Rotifera / Acanthocephala.
- Substantial phylogenetic evidence from both morphology and molecular data indicates that acanthocephalans have a close evolutionary relationship with Rotifera.
- Evolutionary relationships within the phylum Rotifera are poorly understood despite the important role that they play in freshwater ecosystems.

Origin

Modern Latin (plural), from Latin rota 'wheel' + ferre 'to bear'.

Definition of Rotifera in US English:

Rotifera

plural nounrōˈtifərə

Zoology

A small phylum of minute multicellular aquatic animals which have a characteristic wheel-like ciliated organ used in swimming and feeding.
Example sentencesExamples
- Substantial phylogenetic evidence from both morphology and molecular data indicates that acanthocephalans have a close evolutionary relationship with Rotifera.
- Evolutionary relationships within the phylum Rotifera are poorly understood despite the important role that they play in freshwater ecosystems.
- The remaining members of this novel metazoan clade were Rotifera, Acanthocephala (together Syndermata), and Cycliophora.
- Because the new taxon lacks syncytia, a key character for the Rotifera and Acanthocephala, the Micrognathozoa cannot be included in Syndermata.
- Micrognathozoa lack this characteristic feature and, therefore, are postulated to be more basal in the Gnathifera, as a sister-group either to Gnathostomulida or Rotifera / Acanthocephala.

Origin

Modern Latin (plural), from Latin rota ‘wheel’ + ferre ‘to bear’.

单词	Rotifera
释义	Definition of Rotifera in English: Rotifera plural noun rəʊˈtɪf(ə)rərōˈtifərə Zoology A small phylum of minute multicellular aquatic animals which have a characteristic wheel-like ciliated organ used in swimming and feeding. Example sentencesExamples Because the new taxon lacks syncytia, a key character for the Rotifera and Acanthocephala, the Micrognathozoa cannot be included in Syndermata. The remaining members of this novel metazoan clade were Rotifera, Acanthocephala (together Syndermata), and Cycliophora. Micrognathozoa lack this characteristic feature and, therefore, are postulated to be more basal in the Gnathifera, as a sister-group either to Gnathostomulida or Rotifera / Acanthocephala. Substantial phylogenetic evidence from both morphology and molecular data indicates that acanthocephalans have a close evolutionary relationship with Rotifera. Evolutionary relationships within the phylum Rotifera are poorly understood despite the important role that they play in freshwater ecosystems. Origin Modern Latin (plural), from Latin rota 'wheel' + ferre 'to bear'. Definition of Rotifera in US English: Rotifera plural nounrōˈtifərə Zoology A small phylum of minute multicellular aquatic animals which have a characteristic wheel-like ciliated organ used in swimming and feeding. Example sentencesExamples Substantial phylogenetic evidence from both morphology and molecular data indicates that acanthocephalans have a close evolutionary relationship with Rotifera. Evolutionary relationships within the phylum Rotifera are poorly understood despite the important role that they play in freshwater ecosystems. The remaining members of this novel metazoan clade were Rotifera, Acanthocephala (together Syndermata), and Cycliophora. Because the new taxon lacks syncytia, a key character for the Rotifera and Acanthocephala, the Micrognathozoa cannot be included in Syndermata. Micrognathozoa lack this characteristic feature and, therefore, are postulated to be more basal in the Gnathifera, as a sister-group either to Gnathostomulida or Rotifera / Acanthocephala. Origin Modern Latin (plural), from Latin rota ‘wheel’ + ferre ‘to bear’.
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