1. a flatworm of the order Tricladida, characterized by having three main branches of the intestine
Usage: zoological

1. having three main branches of the intestine, as in certain flatworms
Usage: zoological

Examples

• The triclad was found under a rock in the stream.
• Planarians are common examples of triclad flatworms.
• The researcher studied the regenerative abilities of triclad worms.
• Triclad anatomy is characterized by a three-branched digestive system.
• The triclad structure allows for efficient nutrient distribution.
• Marine triclads differ from their freshwater relatives in several ways.