How Do You Spell CLASS NUDA?

Pronunciation: [klˈas njˈuːdə] (IPA)

The term "Class Nuda" refers to a taxonomic class of animals that includes sea slugs and sea butterflies. The phonetic transcription of this term is /klæs ˈnjuːdə/, with the stress on the first syllable of "nuda." The spelling of the word "nuda" follows the Latin convention of dropping the final -s in the stem of an adjective when used as a modifier. Therefore, "nudus," meaning "naked" or "bare," becomes "nuda" to describe this class of animals that lack external protection.

CLASS NUDA Meaning and Definition

1. Class Nuda is a taxonomical classification within the animal kingdom, specifically in the phylum Nematoda, which encompasses a diverse group of roundworms. The term "nuda" is derived from Latin, meaning "naked," referring to the absence of outer protective coverings or cuticles found in some other species of roundworms. This class consists of parasitic worms that inhabit various environments, including marine, freshwater, and terrestrial habitats.

   Members of Class Nuda are characterized by their elongated, cylindrical bodies, which are unsegmented and taper at both ends. They possess a complete digestive system, consisting of a mouth and an anus, as well as a tubular muscular structure called a pharynx that aids in feeding. Unlike other roundworms, they lack external cuticles, making them appear smooth or "naked" under microscopic observation.

   Class Nuda comprises several prominent groups, such as Trichinella, responsible for the infection trichinosis in humans, and Ascaris, which includes the intestinal roundworms commonly found in mammals. Many species within this class exhibit parasitic behavior, inhabiting the digestive tracts or other body parts of mammals, birds, and even invertebrates. However, some free-living species are also found within this class.

   The classification of organisms into Class Nuda allows for the systematic organization and identification of roundworms within the broader phylum Nematoda. This class encompasses a wide range of species with varying ecological roles and impacts, making it a significant category for taxonomic studies and understanding the diversity of roundworms in different ecosystems.

Common Misspellings for CLASS NUDA

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Etymology of CLASS NUDA

The term "Class Nuda" is derived from Latin. "Class" translates to "order" or "class" in English, and "Nuda" translates to "naked" or "bare". In taxonomy, "Class Nuda" refers to a class of organisms that lack a protective covering or external skeleton, such as certain species of fungi or marine animals.

Similar spelling words for CLASS NUDA

• close knit,
• not close,
• more close-knit,
• close-knit, closely knit,
• most close-knit.