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se·ro·sa
\sə̇ˈrōsə, -ōzə\ noun
(plural serosas \-əz\ ; also sero·sae \-ˌsē, -ˌzē\)
Etymology: New Latin, from feminine of serosus serous, from Latin serum + -osus -ous
1.
a. : chorion 1
b. : a comparable membrane of blastodermic origin that encloses the embryo of many insects and other arthropods
2. : a serous membrane; specifically : the outermost delicate layer of serous connective tissue and mesothelial cells that encloses an organ or lines a bodily cavity |