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noun, plural am·bu·lac·ra 
[-lak-ruh, -ley-kruh] .
[-lak-ruh, -ley-kruh] . one of the radial areas in an echinoderm, as the sea urchin, bearing the tube feet by which the creature moves.
Origin:
1830–40; < Neo-Latin, Latin: alley, walking place, equivalent to ambulā- (stem of ambulāre to walk) + -crum noun suffix denoting means
1830–40; < Neo-Latin, Latin: alley, walking place, equivalent to ambulā- (stem of ambulāre to walk) + -crum noun suffix denoting means
Related forms
am·bu·lac·ral, adjective
in·ter·am·bu·la·crum, noun, plural in·ter·am·bu·la·cra.
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Ambulacrum
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