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metamorphically segmented​

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Constancy theories hold that when an expression enters into metaphorical com- bination as a metaphorical segment, it brings along one of its standard senses and retains it in that metaphorical posture

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The repetition of organs and tissues at intervals along the body of an animal, thus dividing the body into a linear series of similar parts or segments (metameres). It is most strikingly seen in Annelida. Essentially, metameric segmentation is an internal, mesodermal phenomenon, the body musculature and coelom being the primary segmental divisions; this internal segmentation imposes a corresponding segmentation on the nerves, blood vessels, and excretory organs. In some metameric animals the segmentation is visible externally but in others (e.g. Chordata) external segmentation has been lost and internal segmentation is best seen in the embryo. Metameric segmentation is thought to have arisen as an adaptation to more efficient locomotion.