urn bodies

urn bodies
1. (MESOZOA: Rhombozoa)
An urn-like sac on the ventral surface of infusoriform larvae of a dicyemid that contains four germinal cells.
2. (SIPUNCULA)
Vase-shaped, multicellular structures in the coelom.

Online Dictionary of Invertebrate Zoology. . 2005.

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