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an·am·ni·o·ta
\-nēˈōd.ə\ noun plural
also an·am·nia \(ˈ)aˈnamnēə\; or an·am·ni·a·ta \|aˌnamnēˈäd.ə, a|n-, -ˈād.ə\; or an·am·ni·o·na·ta \-nēəˈnäd.ə, -ād.ə\
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: Anamniota, New Latin, from an- + Amniota; Anamnia, New Latin, from an- + amnia, plural of amnion; Anamniata, Anamnionata, New Latin from an- + amnion + -ata
: vertebrates that develop no amnion regarded as a natural group
• an·am·ni·ote \(ˈ)a|namnēˌōt\ adjective or noun
• an·am·ni·ot·ic \|aˌnamnē|äd.ik, a|n-\ adjective |