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Definition: The word "amphipoda" refers to any animal that lives in or on the sea floor, including animals such as octopus, squid, jellyfish, and crabs. It's a term used in biology, especially marine science, referring to organisms found beneath the water surface. The definition of "amphipoda" involves their living and breathing habits, adaptations, and ecological roles in marine ecosystems.
Definition: Amphipodal: A process where the substance on one side of a membrane is drawn in to the other side; it's like water flowing through a valve or channel that allows substances to pass easily, often used for blood clotting, circulation, or drug delivery systems. The word comes from Latin amphora meaning vessel and potative means "into the place."
Definition: Amphipods are worms, so they don't fit into either the animal or plant families. They have a segmented body with tentacles that can swim. The word comes from Latin, meaning "with tentacle," hence their name "amphipodan."