phleboedesis
noun
phleb·oe·de·sis
ˌflebēˈdēsə̇s
plural -es
: the condition of having the terminal parts of the vascular system so expanded as to largely obliterate the coelom which is replaced by a hemocoel (as in arthropods and mollusks)
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from phleb- + Greek oidēsis swelling
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