Definition of membranelle in English:

membranelle

noun ˌmɛmbrəˈnɛl

Biology

In some ciliates and rotifers: a flattened triangular or fan-shaped organ formed from two or three short rows of cilia which behave as though fused together, used for locomotion or feeding. Usually in plural.

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Gary Calkins (1869–1943). Alteration of membranella, after organelle.

nounˌmɛmbrəˈnɛl

Biology

In some ciliates and rotifers: a flattened triangular or fan-shaped organ formed from two or three short rows of cilia which behave as though fused together, used for locomotion or feeding. Usually in plural.

Early 20th century; earliest use found in Gary Calkins (1869–1943). Alteration of membranella, after organelle.

词汇	membranelle
释义	Definition of membranelle in English: membranelle noun ˌmɛmbrəˈnɛl Biology In some ciliates and rotifers: a flattened triangular or fan-shaped organ formed from two or three short rows of cilia which behave as though fused together, used for locomotion or feeding. Usually in plural. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Gary Calkins (1869–1943). Alteration of membranella, after organelle. Definition of membranelle in US English: membranelle nounˌmɛmbrəˈnɛl Biology In some ciliates and rotifers: a flattened triangular or fan-shaped organ formed from two or three short rows of cilia which behave as though fused together, used for locomotion or feeding. Usually in plural. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in Gary Calkins (1869–1943). Alteration of membranella, after organelle.
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