monothalamous
/ˌmɒnə(ʊ)ˈθaləməs/adjective
1 Entomology. Of a plant gall: having only one chamber. rare.
2 Zoology. Of an animal or protist: having a shell, test, or skeleton with a single chamber.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in William Kirby (1759–1850), entomologist and naturalist. From mono- + scientific Latin thalamus or its etymon ancient Greek θάλαμος inner chamber + -ous. In sense 2 after French monothalame.
- pseudorandomness
- pseudo-rational
- pseudo-rationalism
- pseudo-rationalist
- pseudo-rationality
- pseudo-rationalization
- pseudo-ray
- pseudoreaction
- pseudoreduction
- pseudorganic
- pseudorhombohedral
- pseudorotate
- pseudorotated
- pseudorotation
- pseudorutile
- pseudosalt
- pseudoscalar
- pseudoscience
- pseudoscientific
- pseudoscientist
- pseudosclerosis
- pseudoscope
- pseudoscopic
- pseudoscopy
- pseudoscorpion