Definition of Interambulacral. Meaning of Interambulacral. Synonyms of Interambulacral

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Definition of Interambulacral

Interambulacral
Interambulacral In`ter*am`bu*la"cral, a. (Zo["o]l.) Of or pertaining to the interambulacra.

Meaning of Interambulacral from wikipedia

- and divides into five ambulacral grooves separated by five wider interambulacral areas. Each of these ten longitudinal columns consists of two sets...
- including a deep groove from which the tube feet project, and five "interambulacral areas" between them. The mouth is near the centre or on the margin...
- buttresses along interambulacral margins; periproct close to peristome and opening bounded by first and second paired post-basicoronal interambulacral plates interambulacral...
- imperforate and do not have crenulate edges. There are few tubercles on the interambulacral plates. The buccal notches are reduced in size and, their most significant...
- plates. In addition, the characteristics of the parechinids include the interambulacral plates being densely covered with tubercles with many subequal tubercles...
- Each contains two ambulacral rows of plates alternating with two interambulacral rows. The ambulacral plates are each pierced by a pair of pores through...
- genus Echinus, but are differentiated by a primary tubercle on every interambulacral plate. Most species in this genus are abyssal, and live in the North...
- between which are V-shaped areas with no spines corresponding to the interambulacral plates. These bare areas are red with lines of iridescent blue dots...
- less so in juveniles. The five ambulacral rows alternate with five interambulacral areas, where calcareous plates extend into the test. At the center...
- (PDF). "Lovenia - Natural History Museum". Philip, G. M. (1957). "Interambulacral Plate Atrophy in Lovenia woodsi (Etheridge Fil.)". Geological Magazine...