Definition of exopodite in English:

exopodite

(also exopod)

nounɛkˈsɒpədʌɪtekˈsäpəˌdīt

Zoology

The outer branch of the biramous limb or appendage of a crustacean.
〔动〕外肢。比较ENDOPODITE , PROTOPODITE
Compare with endopodite, protopodite
Example sentencesExamples
- Nevertheless, in spite of these differences the basic biramous division of the limb into exopodite and endopodite was consistently maintained throughout the group.
- The exopodite of the second maxilloped was removed from crabs that had not yet molted at the end of the hemolymph sampling period to determine the molt stage of individual crabs.
- Our cladistic analysis confirms that the taxa included form a solid clade based on the apomorphic presence of a diaresis on the exopod of the uropod.
- The detailed structure of both exopods and endopods varied, both along the trunk of individual trilobites, and among different taxa.
- A diaresis is also present on the exopod in the Laomediidae and in some taxa in the Axiidae.

Origin

Late 19th century: from exo- 'outside' + Greek pous, pod- 'foot' + -ite¹.

Definition of exopodite in US English:

exopodite

(also exopod)

nounekˈsäpəˌdīt

Zoology

The outer branch of the biramous limb or appendage of a crustacean.
〔动〕外肢。比较ENDOPODITE , PROTOPODITE
Compare with endopodite, protopodite
Example sentencesExamples
- Our cladistic analysis confirms that the taxa included form a solid clade based on the apomorphic presence of a diaresis on the exopod of the uropod.
- A diaresis is also present on the exopod in the Laomediidae and in some taxa in the Axiidae.
- The detailed structure of both exopods and endopods varied, both along the trunk of individual trilobites, and among different taxa.
- The exopodite of the second maxilloped was removed from crabs that had not yet molted at the end of the hemolymph sampling period to determine the molt stage of individual crabs.
- Nevertheless, in spite of these differences the basic biramous division of the limb into exopodite and endopodite was consistently maintained throughout the group.

Origin

Late 19th century: from exo- ‘outside’ + Greek pous, pod- ‘foot’ + -ite.

词汇	exopodite
释义	Definition of exopodite in English: exopodite (also exopod) nounɛkˈsɒpədʌɪtekˈsäpəˌdīt Zoology The outer branch of the biramous limb or appendage of a crustacean. 〔动〕外肢。比较ENDOPODITE , PROTOPODITE Compare with endopodite, protopodite Example sentencesExamples Nevertheless, in spite of these differences the basic biramous division of the limb into exopodite and endopodite was consistently maintained throughout the group. The exopodite of the second maxilloped was removed from crabs that had not yet molted at the end of the hemolymph sampling period to determine the molt stage of individual crabs. Our cladistic analysis confirms that the taxa included form a solid clade based on the apomorphic presence of a diaresis on the exopod of the uropod. The detailed structure of both exopods and endopods varied, both along the trunk of individual trilobites, and among different taxa. A diaresis is also present on the exopod in the Laomediidae and in some taxa in the Axiidae. Origin Late 19th century: from exo- 'outside' + Greek pous, pod- 'foot' + -ite¹. Definition of exopodite in US English: exopodite (also exopod) nounekˈsäpəˌdīt Zoology The outer branch of the biramous limb or appendage of a crustacean. 〔动〕外肢。比较ENDOPODITE , PROTOPODITE Compare with endopodite, protopodite Example sentencesExamples Our cladistic analysis confirms that the taxa included form a solid clade based on the apomorphic presence of a diaresis on the exopod of the uropod. A diaresis is also present on the exopod in the Laomediidae and in some taxa in the Axiidae. The detailed structure of both exopods and endopods varied, both along the trunk of individual trilobites, and among different taxa. The exopodite of the second maxilloped was removed from crabs that had not yet molted at the end of the hemolymph sampling period to determine the molt stage of individual crabs. Nevertheless, in spite of these differences the basic biramous division of the limb into exopodite and endopodite was consistently maintained throughout the group. Origin Late 19th century: from exo- ‘outside’ + Greek pous, pod- ‘foot’ + -ite.
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