"golden star tunicate" meaning in English

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Noun

Forms: golden star tunicates [plural]
Etymology: After the way individuals arrange themselves around a central point like rays of a star. Head templates: {{en-noun}} golden star tunicate (plural golden star tunicates)
  1. Any of species Botryllus schlosseri of colony-forming sea squirts, native to European coastal waters but introduced worldwide. Categories (lifeform): Chordates

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