Definition of setose in English:

setose

adjective ˈsiːtəʊzˈsiːtəʊsˈsētōs

Zoology

Bearing bristles or setae; bristly.
each segment has a white setose patch under its distal end
Example sentencesExamples
- With its finely setose appendages, G. tigrinus may be capable of suspension-feeding, as has been reported for other nontubicolous amphipods.
- From a subset of each group the Dufour's gland and later setose membrane were dissected by removing the sting apparatus with blunt forceps.
- The antennae are setose, the legs slender, with cerci that are usually rather short.
- A setose lobster has distinct hairs on the swimmerets under its tails, indicating breeding condition.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin seta 'bristle' + -ose¹.

Definition of setose in US English:

setose

adjectiveˈsētōs

Zoology

Bearing bristles or setae; bristly.
each segment has a white setose patch under its distal end
Example sentencesExamples
- From a subset of each group the Dufour's gland and later setose membrane were dissected by removing the sting apparatus with blunt forceps.
- With its finely setose appendages, G. tigrinus may be capable of suspension-feeding, as has been reported for other nontubicolous amphipods.
- The antennae are setose, the legs slender, with cerci that are usually rather short.
- A setose lobster has distinct hairs on the swimmerets under its tails, indicating breeding condition.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin seta ‘bristle’ + -ose.

单词	setose
释义	Definition of setose in English: setose adjective ˈsiːtəʊzˈsiːtəʊsˈsētōs Zoology Bearing bristles or setae; bristly. each segment has a white setose patch under its distal end Example sentencesExamples With its finely setose appendages, G. tigrinus may be capable of suspension-feeding, as has been reported for other nontubicolous amphipods. From a subset of each group the Dufour's gland and later setose membrane were dissected by removing the sting apparatus with blunt forceps. The antennae are setose, the legs slender, with cerci that are usually rather short. A setose lobster has distinct hairs on the swimmerets under its tails, indicating breeding condition. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin seta 'bristle' + -ose¹. Definition of setose in US English: setose adjectiveˈsētōs Zoology Bearing bristles or setae; bristly. each segment has a white setose patch under its distal end Example sentencesExamples From a subset of each group the Dufour's gland and later setose membrane were dissected by removing the sting apparatus with blunt forceps. With its finely setose appendages, G. tigrinus may be capable of suspension-feeding, as has been reported for other nontubicolous amphipods. The antennae are setose, the legs slender, with cerci that are usually rather short. A setose lobster has distinct hairs on the swimmerets under its tails, indicating breeding condition. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin seta ‘bristle’ + -ose.
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