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Difflugia
[
dih-
floo
-jee-
uh
]
Dif·flu·gi·a
/
dɪˈflu
dʒi
ə
/
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[
dih-
floo
-jee-
uh
]
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noun
a genus of ameboid protozoans that construct a shell of cemented sand grains.
Origin:
<
Neo-Latin
(1816), equivalent to
Latin
difflu
(
ere
) to flow away (
see
diffluent
) +
-g-
(unexplained) +
-ia
-ia
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difflugia
noun
a protozoan with an ovoid shell of cemented sand grains
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