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sco·lex
\ˈskōˌleks\ noun
(plural scoli·ces \skōˈlēˌsēz\ ; also scol·e·ces \ˈskäləˌsēz, ˈskōl-\ ; or scolexes)
Etymology: New Latin, from Greek skōlēx worm, grub; akin to Greek skelos leg — more at cylinder
: the head of a tapeworm either in the larva or adult stage from which the proglottids are produced by budding |