Crossword-Solution: ENDOSARC 8 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 11

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Endosarc n. The semifluid, granular interior of certain unicellular
organisms, as the inner layer of sarcode in the amoeba; entoplasm;
endoplasta.

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In zoology, inner part of protozoa. 1 answer
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The old plural of Eye.
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The creature contained a number of spherical food spaces with sienna colored contents, a large diatom filled with endochrome, besides several clear food spaces, a posterior contractile vesicle, and the usual glanular endosarc.
The Galaxy Various 2011
The cytoplasm shows a more coarsely vacuolated outer layer, sometimes called the ectosarc, and a denser internal layer the endosarc.
The Cambridge natural history, Vol. I Marcus Hartog 2023
The whole interior is formed of the opaque endosarc, which contains a large central nucleus, and is full of refractive granules of paramylum or paraglycogen,[101] a carbohydrate allied to glycogen or animal starch, so common in the liver and {96}muscles of Metazoa; besides these it contains proteid granules which stain with carmine, and oil-drops.
The Cambridge natural history, Vol. I Marcus Hartog 2023
The protoplasm of the body is sharply marked off into a soft, semi-fluid "endoplasm" or "endosarc," and a firmer "ectoplasm" or "ectosarc." The former is rich in granules of various kinds, and in food-vacuoles wherein the food is digested.
The Cambridge natural history, Vol. I Marcus Hartog 2023
The ENDOSARC, in most Ciliates well differentiated from the ectosarc, is very soft; though it is not in constant rotation like that of a Rhizopod, it is the seat of circulatory movements alternating with long periods of rest.
The Cambridge natural history, Vol. I Marcus Hartog 2023
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