Aboral
(Science: zoology) Situated opposite to, or away from, the mouth.
Origin: L. Ab. – E. Oral.
Opposite to or away from the mouth; the aboral surface of a starfish.Pertaining to away from the mouth in organisms with no distinct front or back sides. An example of such an aboral organism is an earthworm.
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