polyzoa

A noun referring to a group of marine or freshwater animals that form colonies of zooids, commonly known as bryozoans or moss animals.

• 🇫🇷Nom désignant un groupe d'animaux marins ou d'eau douce qui forment des colonies de zoïdes, communément appelés bryozoaires ou animaux mousse.

1. Colonial aquatic animals C2 formal scientific

   A group of small, aquatic invertebrate animals that live in colonies, often forming moss-like or branching structures on surfaces.

   • Polyzoa, also known as bryozoans, are often found encrusting rocks and seaweed.
   • The reef was covered in a delicate, lace-like colony of polyzoa.
   • Scientists study polyzoa to understand colonial animal behavior.

   🇫🇷Polyzoaires (bryozoaires)

   Synonymes: bryozoa

• polyzoa plural form
• polyzoa' possessive plural form
• polyzoa's possessive singular form