Definition of cyclostome in English:

cyclostome

nounˈsʌɪklə(ʊ)stəʊmˈsīkləˌstōm

Zoology

An eel-like jawless vertebrate with a round sucking mouth, of a former group that included the lampreys and hagfishes.
〔动〕圆口类脊椎动物
Subclass Cyclostomata, now incorporated in the superclass Agnatha
Example sentencesExamples
- The skeleton of cyclostomes furnishes far fewer taxonomic characters than that of the more complex cheilostomes.
- Similar structures described in other cyclostomes appear to indicate attachment to originally flexible substrates, particularly algae.
- This extant species has erect jointed colonies, an articulated growth-form which seemingly evolved convergently with that of crisiid cyclostomes.
- The presence of a luteal like structure in cyclostomes has been observed but its function is still unclear.
- Data concerning key evolutionary invertebrate and vertebrate groups, the protochordates, chondrichthyes and cyclostomes, are essential to establish evolutionary patterns of the peptides.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from cyclo- + Greek stoma 'mouth'.

Definition of cyclostome in US English:

cyclostome

nounˈsīkləˌstōm

Zoology

An eel-like jawless vertebrate with a round sucking mouth, of a former group that included the lampreys and hagfishes.
〔动〕圆口类脊椎动物
Subclass Cyclostomata, now incorporated in the superclass Agnatha
Example sentencesExamples
- This extant species has erect jointed colonies, an articulated growth-form which seemingly evolved convergently with that of crisiid cyclostomes.
- Data concerning key evolutionary invertebrate and vertebrate groups, the protochordates, chondrichthyes and cyclostomes, are essential to establish evolutionary patterns of the peptides.
- The presence of a luteal like structure in cyclostomes has been observed but its function is still unclear.
- Similar structures described in other cyclostomes appear to indicate attachment to originally flexible substrates, particularly algae.
- The skeleton of cyclostomes furnishes far fewer taxonomic characters than that of the more complex cheilostomes.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from cyclo- + Greek stoma ‘mouth’.

单词	cyclostome
释义	Definition of cyclostome in English: cyclostome nounˈsʌɪklə(ʊ)stəʊmˈsīkləˌstōm Zoology An eel-like jawless vertebrate with a round sucking mouth, of a former group that included the lampreys and hagfishes. 〔动〕圆口类脊椎动物 Subclass Cyclostomata, now incorporated in the superclass Agnatha Example sentencesExamples The skeleton of cyclostomes furnishes far fewer taxonomic characters than that of the more complex cheilostomes. Similar structures described in other cyclostomes appear to indicate attachment to originally flexible substrates, particularly algae. This extant species has erect jointed colonies, an articulated growth-form which seemingly evolved convergently with that of crisiid cyclostomes. The presence of a luteal like structure in cyclostomes has been observed but its function is still unclear. Data concerning key evolutionary invertebrate and vertebrate groups, the protochordates, chondrichthyes and cyclostomes, are essential to establish evolutionary patterns of the peptides. Origin Mid 19th century: from cyclo- + Greek stoma 'mouth'. Definition of cyclostome in US English: cyclostome nounˈsīkləˌstōm Zoology An eel-like jawless vertebrate with a round sucking mouth, of a former group that included the lampreys and hagfishes. 〔动〕圆口类脊椎动物 Subclass Cyclostomata, now incorporated in the superclass Agnatha Example sentencesExamples This extant species has erect jointed colonies, an articulated growth-form which seemingly evolved convergently with that of crisiid cyclostomes. Data concerning key evolutionary invertebrate and vertebrate groups, the protochordates, chondrichthyes and cyclostomes, are essential to establish evolutionary patterns of the peptides. The presence of a luteal like structure in cyclostomes has been observed but its function is still unclear. Similar structures described in other cyclostomes appear to indicate attachment to originally flexible substrates, particularly algae. The skeleton of cyclostomes furnishes far fewer taxonomic characters than that of the more complex cheilostomes. Origin Mid 19th century: from cyclo- + Greek stoma ‘mouth’.
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