. . . . "Divert\u00EDculo (moluscos)"@es . . . "As applied to mollusks, the New Latin term diverticulum is an anatomical feature. The term is most often encountered in the plural form as \"diverticula\", \"hepatic diverticula\", or \"digestive diverticula\", which are anatomical terms for organs which are visible from the outside of the body in a clade of sea slugs known as aeolid nudibranchs, marine opisthobranch gastropod molluscs. The term is also applied to mollusk anatomy in other contexts: land slugs such as Lehmannia marginata have a caecal diverticulum [3] and there is also a diverticulum in the stomach of certain Bivalvia.[4]"@en . . "13957099"^^ . . . . . "As applied to mollusks, the New Latin term diverticulum is an anatomical feature. The term is most often encountered in the plural form as \"diverticula\", \"hepatic diverticula\", or \"digestive diverticula\", which are anatomical terms for organs which are visible from the outside of the body in a clade of sea slugs known as aeolid nudibranchs, marine opisthobranch gastropod molluscs. The term is also applied to mollusk anatomy in other contexts: land slugs such as Lehmannia marginata have a caecal diverticulum [3] and there is also a diverticulum in the stomach of certain Bivalvia.[4]"@en . . . . "Diverticulum (mollusc anatomy)"@en . "Aplicado a los moluscos, un divert\u00EDculo es una caracter\u00EDstica anat\u00F3mica. El t\u00E9rmino se encuentra con mayor frecuencia descrito como divert\u00EDculos hep\u00E1ticos o divert\u00EDculos digestivos, que son t\u00E9rminos anat\u00F3micos para los \u00F3rganos que son visibles desde el exterior del cuerpo en un grupo de babosas marinas conocido como nudibranquios ae\u00F3lidos, opistobranquios gastr\u00F3podos.\u200B El t\u00E9rmino tambi\u00E9n se aplica a la anatom\u00EDa de los moluscos en otros contextos: babosas terrestres como Lehmannia marginata tienen un divert\u00EDculo cecal\u200B y tambi\u00E9n hay un divert\u00EDculo en el est\u00F3mago de ciertos bivalvos.\u200B"@es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "1015686551"^^ . "2859"^^ . . . . . . "Aplicado a los moluscos, un divert\u00EDculo es una caracter\u00EDstica anat\u00F3mica. El t\u00E9rmino se encuentra con mayor frecuencia descrito como divert\u00EDculos hep\u00E1ticos o divert\u00EDculos digestivos, que son t\u00E9rminos anat\u00F3micos para los \u00F3rganos que son visibles desde el exterior del cuerpo en un grupo de babosas marinas conocido como nudibranquios ae\u00F3lidos, opistobranquios gastr\u00F3podos.\u200B El t\u00E9rmino tambi\u00E9n se aplica a la anatom\u00EDa de los moluscos en otros contextos: babosas terrestres como Lehmannia marginata tienen un divert\u00EDculo cecal\u200B y tambi\u00E9n hay un divert\u00EDculo en el est\u00F3mago de ciertos bivalvos.\u200B"@es . .