tunicate tunic
Outer covering of an animal typically consisting primarily of cellulose (tunicin) in addition to varying amounts of water, protein and carbohydrates. The tunicate is a characteristic feature of Tunicata.
| Type | Organ |
| Body System | Integumentary |
| Parent Structure | surface structure |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the tunicate tunic?
Outer covering of an animal typically consisting primarily of cellulose (tunicin) in addition to varying amounts of water, protein and carbohydrates. The tunicate is a characteristic feature of Tunicata.
What body system is the tunicate tunic part of?
The tunicate tunic is part of the Integumentary.
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areolar tubercle
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arrector muscle of hair
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barbel
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