placula
/ˈplakjʊlə/Zoology
noun
A disc-shaped embryo, occurring as a developmental stage in urochordates and some sponges; a hypothetical primitive metazoan resembling this.
Origin
Late 19th century. From German Plakula from ancient Greek πλάκ-, πλάξ tablet, plate + German -ula.
- consumptibility
- consumptible
- consumption
- consumptional
- consumption credit
- consumption goods
- consumption market
- consumption rate
- consumption tax
- consumption test
- consumption trial
- consumption weed
- consumptive
- consumptively
- cont.
- contact
- contactable
- contact-breaker
- contact center
- contact clause
- contactee
- contact flight
- contact flying
- contact high
- contact lens