Affording passage to an inflowing current.
[Latin incurrēns, incurrent-, present participle of incurrere, to run upon. See incur.]
incurrent
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in·cur·rent (ĭn-kûr'ənt, -kŭr'-)  |
adj.
Affording passage to an inflowing current.
Affording passage to an inflowing current.
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 | inhalant canal (invertebrate zoology) |
| dermal pore (invertebrate zoology) |
| prosodus (invertebrate zoology) |
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- prosodus (invertebrate zoology)
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- inhalant siphon (invertebrate zoology)
- porocyte (invertebrate zoology)
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