Definition of triclad in English:

triclad

noun ˈtrʌɪkladˈtrīklad

Zoology

A free-living flatworm of an order characterized by having a gut with three branches, including the planarians.
Order Tricladida, class Turbellaria
Example sentencesExamples
- We have searched for Hox and ParaHox genes in several flatworm groups spanning from freshwater triclads to marine polyclads and, more recently, in the acoels, the likely earliest extant bilaterian.
- Despite several attempts, no ParaHox genes have so far been found in triclads.
- We have isolated and sequenced eight Hox genes from the freshwater triclad Girardia tigrina and three Hox and two ParaHox genes from the polyclad Discocelis tigrina.
- The amplified fragment of EF1a varies in size, from 947 nt in the two polyclads to 962 nt in C. roscoffensis to 965 nt in the three triclads.
- The KKEE motif shared between Convoluta and the triclads either is due to convergence or is an artefact of imposed positional homology in the alignment of Berney, Pawloski, and Zaninetti.
- In fact, there are only two authenticated cases of passive dispersal in freshwater triclads.

Origin

Late 19th century: from modern Latin Tricladida, from tri- 'three' + Greek klados 'branch'.

Definition of triclad in US English:

triclad

nounˈtrīklad

Zoology

A free-living flatworm of an order characterized by having a gut with three branches, including the planarians.
Order Tricladida, class Turbellaria
Example sentencesExamples
- In fact, there are only two authenticated cases of passive dispersal in freshwater triclads.
- The KKEE motif shared between Convoluta and the triclads either is due to convergence or is an artefact of imposed positional homology in the alignment of Berney, Pawloski, and Zaninetti.
- The amplified fragment of EF1a varies in size, from 947 nt in the two polyclads to 962 nt in C. roscoffensis to 965 nt in the three triclads.
- We have searched for Hox and ParaHox genes in several flatworm groups spanning from freshwater triclads to marine polyclads and, more recently, in the acoels, the likely earliest extant bilaterian.
- Despite several attempts, no ParaHox genes have so far been found in triclads.
- We have isolated and sequenced eight Hox genes from the freshwater triclad Girardia tigrina and three Hox and two ParaHox genes from the polyclad Discocelis tigrina.

Origin

Late 19th century: from modern Latin Tricladida, from tri- ‘three’ + Greek klados ‘branch’.

单词	triclad
释义	Definition of triclad in English: triclad noun ˈtrʌɪkladˈtrīklad Zoology A free-living flatworm of an order characterized by having a gut with three branches, including the planarians. Order Tricladida, class Turbellaria Example sentencesExamples We have searched for Hox and ParaHox genes in several flatworm groups spanning from freshwater triclads to marine polyclads and, more recently, in the acoels, the likely earliest extant bilaterian. Despite several attempts, no ParaHox genes have so far been found in triclads. We have isolated and sequenced eight Hox genes from the freshwater triclad Girardia tigrina and three Hox and two ParaHox genes from the polyclad Discocelis tigrina. The amplified fragment of EF1a varies in size, from 947 nt in the two polyclads to 962 nt in C. roscoffensis to 965 nt in the three triclads. The KKEE motif shared between Convoluta and the triclads either is due to convergence or is an artefact of imposed positional homology in the alignment of Berney, Pawloski, and Zaninetti. In fact, there are only two authenticated cases of passive dispersal in freshwater triclads. Origin Late 19th century: from modern Latin Tricladida, from tri- 'three' + Greek klados 'branch'. Definition of triclad in US English: triclad nounˈtrīklad Zoology A free-living flatworm of an order characterized by having a gut with three branches, including the planarians. Order Tricladida, class Turbellaria Example sentencesExamples In fact, there are only two authenticated cases of passive dispersal in freshwater triclads. The KKEE motif shared between Convoluta and the triclads either is due to convergence or is an artefact of imposed positional homology in the alignment of Berney, Pawloski, and Zaninetti. The amplified fragment of EF1a varies in size, from 947 nt in the two polyclads to 962 nt in C. roscoffensis to 965 nt in the three triclads. We have searched for Hox and ParaHox genes in several flatworm groups spanning from freshwater triclads to marine polyclads and, more recently, in the acoels, the likely earliest extant bilaterian. Despite several attempts, no ParaHox genes have so far been found in triclads. We have isolated and sequenced eight Hox genes from the freshwater triclad Girardia tigrina and three Hox and two ParaHox genes from the polyclad Discocelis tigrina. Origin Late 19th century: from modern Latin Tricladida, from tri- ‘three’ + Greek klados ‘branch’.
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