IPA: /ˌkɔːri.oʊ.əˈlæn.tɔɪk/
KK: /kɔˌriːoʊəˈlæn.tɔɪk/
Relating to a specific membrane that forms during the development of certain embryos, particularly in reptiles and birds.
The chorioallantoic membrane plays a crucial role in the exchange of gases and nutrients during embryonic development.
Chorioallantoic is formed from "chorion" (from Greek "chōrion", meaning membrane) and "allantois" (from Greek "allantois", meaning sausage or sausage-like structure). The word refers to a specific type of membrane that combines the chorion and allantois in the development of certain embryos, particularly in reptiles and birds.
Think of 'membrane' ('chorion') and a 'sausage-like structure' ('allantois') coming together to form a protective layer around an embryo.
No commonly confused words.