- The
osculum (pl.: oscula) is an
excretory structure in the
living sponge, a
large opening to the
outside through which the
current of
water exits after...
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Osculum infame is a witch's
supposed ritual greeting upon
meeting with the Devil. The name
means the 'shameful kiss' or 'kiss of shame',
since it involved...
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- the
water deposits nutrients and then
leaves through a hole
called the
osculum. The single-celled
choanoflagellates resemble the
choanocyte cells of sponges...
- ostia. The free end of each
cylinder communicates outside by
large osculum. The
osculum is
encircled by
oscular fringe. A****ual
reproduction by regeneration...
-
usually appear as
groups of
curved vases, up to 2 cm long, each
ending in an
osculum. The
overall shape is
sometimes likened to a tiny
bunch of bananas. They...
- (ostia)
throughout their body for
digestion and a
larger dorsal pore (
osculum) for excretion, comb
jellies have both a
ventral mouth and
dorsal anal...
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millimetre to 5 mm (0.20 in). They are
hollow inside, and have many small,
osculum-like
holes connecting the
interior to the outside. The
material of the...
-
particles out of the
water and into the spongocoel, and out
through the
osculum. This
improves both
respiratory and
digestive functions for the sponge...
- the
horned god
seated on serpent-enlaced throne,
witch performing the
osculum infame upon a
demon and
another being aided by a
demon to
summon a storm...
