Meaning of "ectomeric" in the English dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF ECTOMERIC

ectomeric  [ˌɛktəʊˈmɛrɪk]

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF ECTOMERIC

Ectomeric is an adjective.

The adjective is the word that accompanies the noun to determine or qualify it.

WHAT DOES ECTOMERIC MEAN IN ENGLISH?

Definition of ectomeric in the English dictionary

The definition of ectomeric in the dictionary is of or relating to an ectomere.

TRANSLATION OF ECTOMERIC

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6 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ECTOMERIC»

Discover the use of ectomeric in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to ectomeric and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.

WORD JUDGE USA

... ECTOBLASTS ECTODERM ECTODERMAL ECTODERMS ECTOGENIC ECTOMERE ECTOMERES ECTOMERIC ECTOMORPH ECTOMORPHIC ECTOMORPHS ECTOPARASITE ECTOPARASITES ECTOPARASITIC ECTOPIA ECTOPIAS ...

Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013

Zoölogical Bulletin

... completely overgrow these entomeres, thus forming a gastrula and bringing the blastopore to closure. In his description of the half embryos Crampton says: " Ectomeric divisions continue, the ectoderm ic cap grows lower, as shown in Fig.

Pattern-word list

30Vi2N2 16 29 gclroggtecl 2clvocgtecl geropgu3e 2ntim23on^ ^3bol2ne3 23pir2nt3 23p1>2t63 compgction confectio ectogenic ectomeric e3copetg3 ! iemop!iile^ I3lgmite3 l3l2M1^63* i3ocline3 13t!lMi2N3 I3turi2N3 legi3l2tecl l emon l i !

Frederick D. Lynch, 1977

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... ECONOMIES ECONOMIST ECONOM12E ECOSPHERE ECOSYSTEM ECSTASIES ECSTATICS ECTOBLAST ECTOMERIC ECTOMORPH ECTOPHYTE ECTOPLASM ECTOPROCT ECUMENISM EDDYSTONE EDELWEISS EDEMATOUS ...

Anne Stibbs Kerr, 2013

Collins Anagrams

... CCEHIIORS CCEHIKLOO CCEHIKLST crocheter couchette precipice cleckiest cricketer reconcile encircles scolecite pericycle epicycles electrics oecumenic ectomeric innocence cicerones ectocrine conceiver conceives copesetic quercetic ...

Justin Crozier, Cormac McKeown, 2006

English Larousse

(embry.) a blastomerc from which the ectoderm is developed ectomeric adj. [fr. Gk ektos, outside + meros, part] ectomorph (ektoumsif) n. an ectomor- phic person ect on Orphic adj. having the physique associated with a predominance in bodily  ...

Owen C.. Watson, 1968