megalopore
/mɛɡəˈloʊpɔr, -ˈlɒpɔr/Definitions
1. noun
A large pore, especially one in the exoskeleton of an insect, such as a beetle.
“The entomologist examined the beetle’s exoskeleton, noting the presence of a megalopore.”
2. noun
In a fossil, a large pore or opening, especially one that leads to a chamber or passageway.
“The paleontologist studied the megalopore in the ammonite fossil to understand its internal structure.”