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di·no·phil·ea
\ˌdīnōˈfilēə\ noun plural
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New Latin, from Dinophilus, genus coextensive with the group Dinophilea, probably from dino- + -philus
: a small group of minute vermiform invertebrate animals inhabiting salt water or brackish water, constituting a single genus, and being considered of uncertain systematic position or included as a class in Trochelminthes |