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Anthozoa

Pronunciation: /ˌanθəˈzəʊə/
Definition of Anthozoa

noun

Zoology
  • a large class of sedentary marine coelenterates that includes the sea anemones and corals. They are either solitary or colonial, and have a central mouth surrounded by tentacles.

Origin:

modern Latin (plural), from Greek anthos 'flower' + zōia 'animals'

Anthozoa in other Oxford dictionaries

Definition of Anthozoa in the US English dictionary