protostome

English

Etymology

From translingual Protostomia.

Noun

protostome (plural protostomes)

1. Any animal, of the taxon Protostomia, in which the mouth is derived from the embryonic blastopore

Related terms

• protostomatous
• protostomian
• protostomic
• protostomous

Translations

animal in which the mouth is derived from the embryonic blastophore

• Azerbaijani: ilkağızlı
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 原口動物／原口动物 (yuánkǒu dòngwù), 舊口動物／旧口动物 (jiùkǒu dòngwù), 前口動物／前口动物 (qiánkǒu dòngwù)

• Finnish: alkusuinen
• German: Urmünd m
• Indonesian: protostomia
• Italian: protostoma f
• Japanese: 前口動物 (ぜんこうどうぶつ, zenkōdōbutsu), 旧口動物 (きゅうこうどうぶつ, kyūkōdōbutsu), 原口動物 (げんこうどうぶつ, genkōdōbutsu), 先口動物 (せんこうどうぶつ, senkōdōbutsu)
• Kazakh: ғалғашқы ауызды (ğalğaşqy auyzdy)
• Korean: 선구동물(先口動物) (seon'gudongmul), 전구동물(前口動物) (jeon'gudongmul), 원구동물(原口動物) (won'gudongmul)
• Persian: دهان‌نخستیان (fa)
• Polish: pragębowiec m
• Spanish: protóstomo m, protostomado m
• Tamil: புரொட்டோஸ்டோம் (puroṭṭōsṭōm)
• Vietnamese: động vật miệng nguyên sinh (動物𠰘原生)

See also

• deuterostome

Italian

Noun

protostome m

1. plural of protostoma