Autolytus
noun
Au·tol·y·tus
ȯˈtälətəs
: a genus of marine annelids (family Syllidae) that reproduce asexually by producing numerous new segments at a point near the posterior end, each of which develops into a new individual but remains attached for a time, a long chain of worms being thus formed
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from aut- + Greek lytos capable of being unfastened or dissolved, verbal of lyein to unfasten, dissolve, break up into parts
- methylaniline
- methylase
- methylases
- methylate
- methylated
- methylates
- methylating
- methylation
- methylations
- methylator
- methylators
- methylbenzenes
- methylcellulose
- methylcelluloses
- methylcholanthrene
- methylcholanthrenes
- methyldopa
- methyldopas
- methylene
- methylene blue
- methylene chloride
- methylene green
- methylene iodide
- Methylene Violet 3R
- methylenedioxy-